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What Remains To Be Said Spooky It was the first time

What Remains To Be Said Spooky It was the first timeIn this three decade long collection of aphorisms, Yahia Lababidi combines Eastern mysticism, Western philosophy and his Arab heritage to explore life's fundamental questions. Drawing from diverse traditions, he crafts concise observations about love, spirituality, suffering and self discovery. Lababidi's aphorisms are at once philosophical and poetic, serving as beacons of truth in our fast paced, digital age. In the words of Naomi Shihab Nye,

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What Remains To Be Said Spooky It was the first timeIn this three decade long collection of aphorisms, Yahia Lababidi combines Eastern mysticism, Western philosophy and his Arab heritage to explore life's fundamental questions. Drawing from diverse traditions, he crafts concise observations about love, spirituality, suffering and self discovery. Lababidi's aphorisms are at once philosophical and poetic, serving as beacons of truth in our fast paced, digital age. In the words of Naomi Shihab Nye,

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