Hear Yourself

Finding the Antidote to Fear, Anger, and Worry
“Imagine if everyone around you could gain this deep connection with who they are. Imagine if everyone could hear and play the music of self-knowledge. Think of the impact on individuals, on families, on communities, on politics, on war, on our world. Well, it starts with one person at a time – in this case, you. Let’s begin.”
Prem Rawat, from Hear Yourself.

“Prem Rawat’s insights into life provide many of the answers I have sought for decades.
This book inspires and elevates the reader with wisdom and a practical approach to
finding peace within, rather than seeking it in this crazy world.”
Michael Bolton, Grammy-Award winning singer/songwriter

“Prem’s words are a soothing balm to those yearning for true contentment.
A gem of a book!”
Susan Stiffelman, MFT, author of Parenting Without Power Struggles.

“Prem Rawat is the Einstein of consciousness.”
Claudio Naranjo, MD, author of The Enneagram of Society.

"There are songs in this book, the melodies of possible joy and the harmonies of a life of true peace - if we “hear” ourselves. Let us take this book, hold it up with knowledge renewed and joy blazing out from our heart. Let us sing for the first time.”
Juan Felipe Herrera, Poet Laureate of the United States, Emeritus.

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Listen To Me

Falling is very painful, especially if it is followed by an ankle sprain. Heavy signals shock the brain with pain. Is there anyone who can hear the river of tears inside of me?! A whimper between the walls of my heart, my soul is about to break. Come on, get up! Yes, get up…time is running out. Hold on to the floor that brought you down and stand up! Hold on to your failure to impress it with your success! Remember that it is an incentive to increase your dose of enthusiasm and stability. Never give up! This is my story, I tell it here with the scattering of my pen, so listen to me…

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Mother Of Crows

It is said that in every person there are two sides, a good side and an evil side. Both sides are in constant conflict, and the scales tend to the side which prevails. 

In this book, we will see what a person might do if his heart is blackened and his eyes are blind to the truth. We will witness what he might do if this is in exchange for something, something he was deprived of with what he would sacrifice, and is this a perfect crime or does punishment come in other forms… Things that may not be seen with the naked eye.

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Waves Of Life

This work presents argumentative theses in a concise, rhetorical style designed to engage the reader’s mind. It reflects a personal perspective on contentious societal or professional issues, navigating the terrain between proof and refutation through personal conflicts, intellectual disagreements, or differing viewpoints.

As the author, I have endeavored to address these matters by invoking critical thought in a manner that is both literary and surgically styled, aiming to influence and persuade without casting judgment on the subjects as entirely right or wrong. Instead, I have diligently employed linguistic strategies and various logical connections involving negation, reasoning, and interpretation.

The journey to the conclusion traverses realistic arguments drawn from the vicissitudes of public life and is enriched by insights from my personal experiences. This exploration seeks a nuanced understanding that acknowledges both merits and shortcomings, aiming for a conclusion that is logical and leans towards neutrality.

Distinct from the thesis’ primary context, the conclusion emerges as a message brimming with positivity and optimism, offering a perspective that transcends the initial discourse.

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The Waves Of Your Eyes

You are a fairy and I am the hunter
I rode the sea and said, oh boy
He is the Lord and all His servants
I worked with Antar and Abu Shaddad
Danny Day is always with meteorology
We came down, my mouth was barely dry
Little has been said about Hanan and Widad.
Dance as usual
I descended and the belly of the sea was black.
And between you and me are seas and countries
Say, O Generous One, and love is jihad.
I left behind my family far away
I divided the sea and the waves Awad
And they said rest assured
And the sea does not need stubbornness.
And when will the wind have a date?
And the old man entered an auction.
Instead of a fisherman, there is a dead fisherman.

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Lina's Father

As we were walking out of the garden, she ran past me with her red ball in one hand and a cookie in the other.
I told her: Lina, come and hold my hand until we cross the street.
She replied: Papa! I am no longer a little girl! I can cross the street without any help, all I have to do is make sure the road is clear before crossing.
I said: It seems that you have really grown up, Lina, and became the princess of princesses!
She answered me quickly: No, no. I am not a princess. I changed my mind; I want to be a heroine!
I told her: A heroine? But didn’t you want to be a princess like the movie princesses?
She said: No, Papa. Focus. Heroines are better than princesses, that way I will be able to help others.
I replied: Well, but a heroine of what?
She replied: Ummm…oh, oh…cookie heroine.
I laughed and told her: Cookies? What does the cookie heroine do?
She told me without hesitation: She makes the most delicious cookies in the world which she offers to all people for free, so that they have a new heart free of sadness!
I told her: This is beautiful! Looks like I found my favorite superhero by now! Alright, cookie heroine, hold my hand ’til we cross the street.

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The Historical Gates Of Dubai And Its Decorations

The craft of making doors and wooden parts and their decorations in traditional architecture in Dubai - as a form of material heritage - took a special importance and a prominent and vital role in adapting buildings to the external atmosphere. The people of Dubai were able to adapt this craft with creativity and an admirable thought. It is an ancient art that performs basic functions in adapting the building to the external conditions and atmosphere, meets the needs of the residents to a reasonable extent, and carries with it aesthetic artistic contents and foundations that stem from the sincerity of expression and the fruitful human interaction with his land and environment with all the data.

This book comes to shed light on the doors, parts and wooden pieces in the traditional architecture in Dubai as a creative achievement and a great civilizational heritage that was achieved on this land, and generations of craftsmen worked on developing it, who took it upon themselves to advance this craft in accordance with the various environmental, social and religious conditions, and this segment of it is the craftsmen that the writer relied on in building this study, as he took from them through documented meetings the history of the carpentry craft and its origins, the types of wood used in carpentry, their advantages and sources, and the traditional methods that were used in the work of doors and windows of all kinds.

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Sons Of The Sun

This novel is inspired by the events of a true story that occurred before the revelation of the heavenly books. While I was searching one day among the pages of ancient, unnumbered history, my fingertips stumbled upon a piece of paper that had been torn from it. I searched for it until I found it lying under a throne of myths and legends. I was able to return part of it to its place after a long battle between me and time on the land of papers that lasted for five chapters.

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Iam Looking For You

Klesko tries to change her lifestyle and become self-reliant after her sister, Gina, got married and moved to her husband's house, so she decides to join the German police.

Klesko's first mission was to go to a German city (Gorlitz) to protect the Lutzkampport family, which at that time was one of the well-known and prominent families in the city.

The family requested help from the German government due to the occurrence of strange incidents and their receipt of an anonymous letter in the house, so the government sent the French investigator John Agroa to investigate the conditions of the Lotscomport family’s home, learn about the strange events that occurred in the house, and the story of the anonymous letter that the family found.

The government has also sent two policemen to protect the family, (Francis and Klesko), but the events change from strange accidents and an unknown letter to dark secrets and murders.

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Abdelazeem

I lived watching, analyzing, adventuring, and observing those who chose to adhere to literal customs and traditions as if they were the lifeline.

I observe those who choose to take risks in life’s experiences, and I observe their management of the adventures and how to obtain results.

I observe those who chose religious commitment as the only way to salvation, but I was noticing the different schools in this regard, there are the Sufi, the Salafi, the Jihadi, the Brotherhood, and many others. I see and analyze the outcome of each choice on the personality, and the extent of its influence on others.

A general and focused state of observation of experiences and stories to build the composition that suits me the best, and corresponds to my ambition.

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Ethereal

The moon has a special symbolism for understanding that our souls do not perish even if the body is hidden. The moon in every phase is in fact fully present, but we do not see it; The birth of the moon as a crescent, then a half-moon, and then a full moon, and it returns until it is full, this is apparent to us, but in reality it is complete and floats in space.

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Transmission Impact On The Arab's Language And Thought - Ancient And Modern

The language is the most important component of civilizational existence and the distinguishing feature of nations. We can not deny the danger of language in shaping the identity of a people and in strengthening the bonds of their belonging to the nation.

Language is a verbal and written used to form thoughts, and its development is dependent on the development of the mind, as it is impossible for thought to develop unless it is accompanied by a linguistic development that accommodates everything new. And the knowledge development depends on cultural communication, as no thought originated and progressed in the ranks of advancement away from translation and acculturation, whether literary, scientific or philosophical.

And since language is a human product, it interacts with its surroundings by mutual influence, and its death or life depends on the death or life of its people.

Translation is the factor that extends the bridges of knowledge between the product of a person and the peculiarities of the self, as it makes itself the first means of civilized interaction, as it was and still is, along with other means, the most prominent channel for the transfer of knowledge between nations. It is the door through which the foreigner enters the local culture, and it has a great impact on directing its thought and developing its language.

This book shows the impact of transmission and translation on the Arabic language and its thought in the past, as well as the influence of the Arabic language and thought on translation in recent times, revealing how the translation – past and present – was introduced to Arabs in new worlds of knowledge that they did not have before, and opened the doors of scientific knowledge for them, and how it moved them beyond the limits of their cognitive horizon by highlighting how the translation worked to direct the intellectual practice of the Arabs, and changing the direction of their thinking in the past and present time.

We then tried to demonstrate the impact of translation on Arabic language and how it led to the expansion of its horizon, as well as how the impact of translation on the Arabic thought system bequeathed a development a change in its words. All these details and ramifications, we have worked to simplify it and expand it in this research.

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