No Stone Unturned

Growing up, we develop a map of life and its ideals. Gradually it fills with the most basic rules, from how to tie one's shoes, to more extreme and very complex beliefs and assumptions, such as one's faith. Throughout the years, the "truth" of what we have come to believe, versus the harsh reality of what the world prescribes, often, completely eradicates the map we have been using. Like being a foreigner in a new place, without a map to guide you, each step can feel so overwhelming many don't dare to move at all. This petrified state can result in our lives becoming stagnant, and in feeling hyper anxious, bitter, resentful, lost, or even malevolent. If your map has been shattered and you are like a ship at sea that has lost its north star, I'm hopeful the words in this book can help light the way back.