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Let's have a conversation: I come in peace

Let's have a conversation: I come in peace

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The book begins with a guide to an ideal conversation, outlining the advantages and disadvantages, the aims and pitfalls.

The author is then introduced in connection with the concepts under discussion, along with the motivations and objectives of the book. The narrative moves directly to the chapter on identity, emphasising the importance of loving oneself unconditionally, while also noting that only you have the power to shape yourself, and that life partners are there to support you in this journey of self-discovery.

In the following chapter, I delve into various relationships, specifically the one with God, the one with yourself, and the one with your spouse. However, I have the relationship with your spouse as the centrepiece. In this section of the topic, I offer suggestions on what a woman looks for in a man, and what a man seeks in a woman. What will make a man stay with a woman? And vice versa? Religion is the focus, and I examine it through the lens of a belief system, which also leads to a discussion of other belief systems.

Then I begin with this question: What is God, and how can I connect to the essence of God? The following is my response, including my thoughts and the concepts related to prayer and heaven. We examine the concept of purpose, including the reasons, timing, and methods of practicing faith. We examine the relationship between African religion and Christianity. In the following chapter, society versus reality is the topic; I delve into the dangerous truth, exploring the intriguing differences between societal perceptions and the underlying realities. I incorporate poetry and narratives that address significant real-world issues, along with a dialogue on perspectives concerning wealth building. Then the conclusion, with an invitation to the reader to continue the conversation with me.

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Pub dateApr 24, 2026
ISBN-101918185069
ISBN-139781918185065
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-04-28 09:02
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