The Mirror of the Mind

About this book

In the darkness of the self.. where truth dwells. Have you ever felt that the ideas knocking at your mind's door are not entirely yours? Or that the road you walk for the first time seems familiar to the point of trembling? In "The Mirror of the Mind," Dr. Mohamed Gabr takes us on a journey unlike any other; it is a tour inside those dark rooms of our minds, where we hide what we cannot face in broad daylight. Our hero, Morad, a psychiatrist living a cruel paradox; he is the one who mends others' souls while the walls of his own soul crumble under the weight of an old shadow chasing him since childhood. Between his patients' files resembling small paper coffins, and his nightmares wafting the smell of "pine" and shattered glass, Morad finds himself facing a burning existential question: "Am I truly who I think I am? Or am I merely a narrative my mind spun to fill painful voids?" This work is no mere novel or psychological study, but a "mirror" placing you face to face with your shadows. The book progresses from the mystery of forgotten incidents to.