Be Positive (B+)

Ideas and experiences are presented in the form of life skills, and are woven into a book for which the author chose the title of Be Positive.

The content flows in the form of four sections that enhance your positive thinking: The Ten Acts of Happiness, Skills for the Mind to Choose Its Positive Path, Reinforcing Positive Habits, and Be, for the Positive Mind to Form. These sections leave the reader with the option to start wherever he wants and to not stick to a specific reading order.

The writer wanted to refine his ideas in an interesting book that he would present to a specialist or an amateur, and it would be readable and understandable to all!

This format prompts us to pursue the skills included consciously and with awareness through the table of contents or serial reading of the book, as it embraces unique and related skills in a flowing fabric in simple language, and with untiring inter-divisions.

As a reader, you will find yourself enjoying reading the whole package, and waves of optimism may push you to continue reading, or perhaps you may suffice with a life skill that you read before going to bed or in the morning, so you think about it, and leave in yourself a positive desire for a renewed reading.

Be Positive is a new form of optimistic writing, written freely to be read freely!

Treasures In The Wood

This book contains short and captivating stories for children. It narrates and instills in children values and human, ethical principles embodied by the great and wise figures, portrayed through forest animals in an engaging and enjoyable style."

I Was One Day

What the book covers is nothing but a simple recording of some of the feelings and sensations that we experience... It is only part of what hearts tremble with when love visits them with all its dreams and torments... when they are overwhelmed by longing and nostalgia, and are ravaged by betrayal and disappointment, so that hatred is born from the womb of love, to begin a poetic epic. To go beyond the pictures this book paints.

Caffeine

The souls and the feelings they hold. How do I like to feel or don’t… How to love myself with all the feelings I hold? How do I control, understand and acknowledge? How to allow or not? How I can let my heart fly? How to love myself, the souls and circumstances that surround me? How do I breathe a healthy life to all my beautiful senses, like a unique and resilient palette? If life happens, then love too, and feelings, with all their bitter sweetness.

Once Upon A Time

This is a collection of nine short stories, each carrying a moral, with fictional characters, animals, or plants to make the it an interesting and enjoyable read. Once Upon a Time has stories the author originally used to tell to her children to instill in them some beautiful morals like courage, conviction, honesty, self-confidence, and others in an interesting way through stories.

I Had A Home

The truth always has another aspect that we don't know, it is not absolute, each of us has a reality and circumstances that differ according to the events of his life and its plot, and so his interpretation of the facts of life around him differed. 

We often judge people around us and we misunderstand them, only because we don't try to put ourselves in their place, and this is what the novel is talking about.

Youssef and Kawthar are a married couple from different environment, which affected their interaction with the social and political life events around them. However, they agreed that the difference would not spoil their life. In a dialogue, the events of this novel revolve between the heroes and a detailed narration of their stories and circumstances results in one plot, and with different circumstances the interpretations differ. Will love last in the midst of life?

The events of the novel take place in different locations in New York, the Arabian Gulf and Syria, between Kawthar, Youssef and other heroes from India, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Algeria. Everyone tells his story and his own version. 

She Was

‘She Was’ by all the ruthless meanings that it may hold within my heart, She was a home to me after days had carried me in homelessness… Love couldn’t acknowledge my existence until her beauty crossed my path… As she is my only chance for living… Fate embraced us, yet afterwards, it wrestled her far from me… Far from where there is no return.

They Were Sewed

He abandoned all poetry laws And broke the rules and screamed, He screamed more… And he moved like a drunk, whose deep words are like a perfect symphony.

Caravan

Sarah is not like most girls, she is a beautiful woman who does not care about her beauty. She may not have even realized its existence because she knows with certainty that beauty radiates from deep within to illuminate the present and the future.

She pursued her passion and creativity in designing jewellery, until her fate led her to a jewellery merchant who harboured a professional gangster working for an international human trafficking ring, who lured her and a group of aspiring women to the desert with the aim of kidnapping them and forcing them to join the gang.

The desert winds blew as Sarah desired, and she resisted them fiercely and did not surrender, until the brave Bedouin men found and saved her and her colleagues from the clutches of human snakes that were always lurking to lead them to an unknown fate.

The Way Book

In this transformative book, explore the wisdom of Laotzu, a philosophy rooted in the concept of ‘doing not-doing,’ often misconstrued as passive or defeatist. In reality, it is a powerful, active state of being that is misunderstood.

The concept may seem paradoxical at first: the less we are attached to what we love, the more love manifests within us; the less we are consumed by notions of good and evil, the more innate goodness we embody.

How does this philosophy manifest in the real world? Consider the elite athlete who, in a pinnacle moment, acts without conscious thought, striking the winning blow or executing the perfect move. This exemplifies ‘doing not-doing,’ a state in which the actor and action become indistinguishable, like fuel transforming into flame. This ‘nothing’ is, in fact, everything. It happens when we fully trust the universe’s consciousness, much like an athlete trusts their body’s higher awareness.

In a radical departure from conventional ethical norms, Laotzu offers an ethical framework free from the concept of sin or evil. Rather than seeing these as forces to be battled, he views them as symptoms of disharmony with the natural world, akin to a stained-glass window that blocks the illuminating rays of the sun and moon. In refusing to box ethics within boundaries, Laotzu opens up a generous space for compassion and understanding toward those who err.

Dive into the teachings of this book and discover how ‘doing not-doing’ isn’t a passive state but rather the ultimate form of action, a path to harmonious living and ethical behavior.

Carnival

The mask was her means... The scene was its background. Where is my mom? What am I? London's Eye and Trees of Mahogany... Have we ever thought outside the box? If we did, we might have entered another box! Haven't we?

And The Child Grows Up

The child will grow up and make a smile The child grows and plants a tree The child grows and waters a flower The child grows and heals a wound The child grows and builds a nation.