hi God, it's me again - Brother Reza
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Hi God, it's me again is not a theological manual. It is a spiritual companion, offering heartfelt reflections and short stories that invite readers into gentle, personal conversation with God. Each page offers a quiet space to reflect, connect, and feel gently accompanied. Spanning 17 chapters rooted in dhikr, a daily remembrance of God, each section pairs sacred themes with soulful storytelling. Whether you're navigating love, loneliness, anxiety, surrender, or renewal, these pages offer a sanctuary for reflection and a gentle reminder that you are never walking alone. Through heartfelt…mehr

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Hi God, it's me again is not a theological manual. It is a spiritual companion, offering heartfelt reflections and short stories that invite readers into gentle, personal conversation with God. Each page offers a quiet space to reflect, connect, and feel gently accompanied. Spanning 17 chapters rooted in dhikr, a daily remembrance of God, each section pairs sacred themes with soulful storytelling. Whether you're navigating love, loneliness, anxiety, surrender, or renewal, these pages offer a sanctuary for reflection and a gentle reminder that you are never walking alone. Through heartfelt honesty, the book welcomes readers of all traditions and spiritual backgrounds. Here, formality is replaced by friendship. Ritual becomes healing. And God is approached not as distant, but near. Near enough to whisper to. If your heart is searching, this book will not instruct but accompany. Let it be the kind of presence that sits beside you in prayer, in silence, in sadness, joy, or doubt. When you're ready to open that door, to speak, to be seen, to come as you are, may it welcome you. Your sacred space. Where longing meets presence. "Hi God, it's me. I think I'm ready to talk." And with every turn of the page, may you feel gently invited to whisper, "Hi God, it's me again."