Emmanuel Bathula

My Loneliness Emmanuel Bathula

My Loneliness: A challenging journey"All great and precious things are lonely." ? John SteinbeckMy loneliness: A challenging journey, is a book that reflects everyone's personal life. The author describes the difference between loneliness and single life which many people misunderstand as a life being all alone. There are ten interesting chapters in the book. Each chapter has its own richness in taking the readers from the first step which is a negative feeling about loneliness to a challenging journey of contending life with loneliness at the end. The writer hopes that every human being would experience better through one's hardships in life. The book contains the most fascinating insights from Mother Teresa, Gautama Buddha, Socrates, Plato that add value to the content along with the writer's philosophical ideas about the title of the book. In his opinion, it is better to be lonely than being all alone. Because being alone is more dangerous than being lonely. Finally, one can understand that every person undergoes a life of loneliness with no escape from it before one's death. As the title of the book suggests, loneliness is always a challenging journey because everyone starts from a single life to a family life. In between, one may experience a transition period which is one's loneliness. If he or she can successfully experiences loneliness, it will lead them to a family life or a perfect individual life for those who are single. So, the writer wants everyone to experience loneliness positively as a special time for one's own reflections and to realize the difficulties instead of feeling all alone and getting into a state of depression. The aim of this book is to protect everyone from the feeling of singleness to the positive feeling of loneliness where one's own thoughts will comfort the wounded heart without leading to tragic ends. It also motivates everyone to be self-confident and self-reliant to face any challenges without compromising one's freedom of life.