The Sanctuary of Yesterday

Most of us you find yourselves stuck in toxic situations because you are fixed in your head aligning that situation with your forever reality. You are convinced that life has nothing better to offer, and so, the bare minimum becomes the best of what you deserve. Sadly, that’s only because you haven’t experienced better. Michael Morra, in this book, establishes that we as humans are not responsible for pleasing other people, but we are solely responsible for how we feel and how we let others make us feel. And although it is a natural human instinct to survive with a herd because we fear living alone, and we like depending on other people’s advices, the author guides and directs readers to reach a state of reality in which they can be content with their decision-making capabilities, without giving others the power to put them down in any possible way. So, the book is an essential read for those people looking to give up on dependency, and take more control over their lives. It is also a very relevant read for those who have come to question people around them who are constantly in a state of euphoria, making you wonder where have you gone wrong in life? As a matter of fact, either these people around you fake their way into happiness, or they’ve truly found a balance between emotional and logical reason ng to relish the goodness of this world; and that’s precisely what this book will walk you through. It will help you come to terms with the fact that when you rise above your past self, your life is then no longer a one-way ticket, it’s a constant back-and-forth pathway that you must survive to win at life.