Isbn: 9798182483827 - the most hidden human creation: "i": why the self is made, not found, and was never meant to be settled (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You have spent your whole life trying to settle one question: Am I enough? Every achievement promises an answer. Every failure seems to deliver the answer you feared. Yet the verdict never holds - the relief of success fades, the sting of failure returns. Why can't the question ever be put to rest? Because what is being judged was never the kind of thing that could be settled. We imagine the self as a hidden fact waiting to be found: something true, fixed, and final beneath the changing events of a life. The Most Hidden Human Creation: "I" argues otherwise. The self is not something you find. It is something that is continually made - a process, assembled out of memory, interpretation, expectation, and action. Yet we spend our lives treating that process as if it were a thing: something to be measured, ranked, completed, or condemned. From that one mistake, a surprising amount of human suffering follows. Why success never settles the question of worth. Why self-doubt returns no matter the evidence against it. Why the past can feel like a sentence. Why the search for a final answer never ends. This is not a book about becoming your best self, nor about losing the self. It is about seeing the most hidden human creation - the "I" itself - and discovering that a life can be lived, and lived lovingly, without ever reaching a final verdict on what you are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You have spent your whole life trying to settle one question: Am I enough? Every achievement promises an answer. Every failure seems to deliver the answer you feared. Yet the verdict never holds - the relief of success fades, the sting of failure returns. Why can't the question ever be put to rest? Because what is being judged was never the kind of thing that could be settled. We imagine the self as a hidden fact waiting to be found: something true, fixed, and final beneath the changing events of a life. The Most Hidden Human Creation: "I" argues otherwise. The self is not something you find. It is something that is continually made - a process, assembled out of memory, interpretation, expectation, and action. Yet we spend our lives treating that process as if it were a thing: something to be measured, ranked, completed, or condemned. From that one mistake, a surprising amount of human suffering follows. Why success never settles the question of worth. Why self-doubt returns no matter the evidence against it. Why the past can feel like a sentence. Why the search for a final answer never ends. This is not a book about becoming your best self, nor about losing the self. It is about seeing the most hidden human creation - the "I" itself - and discovering that a life can be lived, and lived lovingly, without ever reaching a final verdict on what you are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…