The Longing the World Couldn't Satisfy - Hashim, Mutaz
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There's a longing that lives just beneath the surface. You try to silence it-with success, with relationships, with purpose, with productivity. But it returns. Quietly. Persistently. In the stillness after the noise. In the loneliness inside the crowd. In the moments you thought you had it all...but still felt empty. This book is for the one who has achieved-but never arrived. For the one who keeps trying to fill a space that nothing seems to fit. For the one who feels like something is missing-even if they can't name what. The Longing the World Couldn't Satisfy explores why the ache exists in…mehr

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There's a longing that lives just beneath the surface. You try to silence it-with success, with relationships, with purpose, with productivity. But it returns. Quietly. Persistently. In the stillness after the noise. In the loneliness inside the crowd. In the moments you thought you had it all...but still felt empty. This book is for the one who has achieved-but never arrived. For the one who keeps trying to fill a space that nothing seems to fit. For the one who feels like something is missing-even if they can't name what. The Longing the World Couldn't Satisfy explores why the ache exists in the first place-and what it's trying to show you. It reveals: Why you feel disconnected, even when life looks "fine" Why nothing ever feels like enough And how real peace begins, not by adding more-but by realigning with what's already within you This isn't a book of quick fixes. It's a journey inward-toward clarity, coherence, and a return to the original wholeness you were designed for. The ache was never your enemy. It was your invitation.
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Mutaz Hashim is an author and thinker dedicated to exploring the ache that lives beneath the surface of modern life. Blending insights from spiritual tradition, psychology, and personal experience, he writes about how the search for fulfillment often leads us back to the truths we were created with. His work guides readers toward clarity, purpose, and a deeper sense of inner peace.