This book starts with the main character finding a deceased person.

It soon becomes clear that the death of this person has quite some impact on the main character. He becomes embroiled in confusing events, which are apparently more connected to each other than our rationale can explain.

At the same time, this book also gives an idea of ​​how a Gestalt therapist can work with his/her clients.

In addition, the writer openly shows how turbulent his life sometimes is due to his love for p...

Poetry, literature, music and films are always trying to touch sensitive strings when it comes to love and infatuation. Who hasn't seen the film Titanic or the book Wuthering Heights and who isn't familiar with Olga and Erik from Turkish delight, who are head over heels in love? But when we try to fathom what love and infatuation are at their core, we often fall silent. The ancient, wise Greeks described infatuation as a temporary form of madness, and when you awoke from this semi-comatose st...