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by Benjamin Nemopode (Author)
One man's incredible journey against bipolar disorder.
Are you bipolar?
Do you know someone suffering from bipolar disorder, struggling to find themselves?
Do you want to know more about this terrible disease?
Are you looking for peace or are interested in Buddhism?
Bipolar disorder vs Enlightenment and Truth
Bible New Testament Matthew 5:22 - And anyone who says, 'You fool!' will be in danger of the fire of hell.Follow Arthuro Jobsquare's journey from bipolar disorder to Buddha state. A fantastic voyage spanning Paris, Montreal, and London - a snub to his condition, and a show of determination to rise above the disease that threatened to control him.
This book relates the incredible journey of a man suffering from bipolar type 1 disorder, and provides an in depth description of the disease.
If you are looking for a book about bipolar disorder or spiritual awakening, look no further, you've found it. Order your copy NOW and begin your own awakening.
Reviews (translated from Amazon France):
★★★★★ "An autobiographical novel of uncommon depth. The author expresses his painful journey of living with bipolar 1 disorder. It is a poignant testimony, fully developed and beautifully written..." - Frédérique Madison (France)
★★★★★ "Pain and emotion. I read this book several times, something, which is unusual for me. It is necessary to catch your breath and to resurface. We feel the suffering of the person who is trying hard to take a step away from his own experience..." - Armand Poursin (France)
★★★★★ "A deep voyage into bipolar disorder. The author gives us a highly personal and intimate narrative in this autobiographical jewel. He talks about bipolar disorder, not as a weakness but as a long road that he has to follow while he is searching for his identity. At times, he can be hypersensitive; at other times, he can be serene with a remarkable interior strength..." - Anne Lise
★★★★★ "Bipolar disorder, a mystical path? An approach from within a psychosis or an alleged psychosis. And if bipolar was in fact the result of frictions between a spiritual journey and concerns of a materialistic society? Read the book to form an opinion..."
