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I agree with you. It was a unique gem relationship that Dr. Berrah and Titi had. This is a fantastic book that encourages the reader to practice extreme compassion and appreciate the genuine meaning of love. These elements support the pillars of a strong partnership.Kirsi_78 wrote: ↑03 Feb 2021, 00:58 I think his wife is a lucky woman! I also think that everyone who is married should love their companions with such compassion. Sadly, such a love is very rare. And I really do find it admirable and inspiring. To my opinion, it was one of the best things one can learn from this book.
They are truly rare to find. That such love and compassion exist and are thus feasible for all of us gives me peace. His devotion to, regard for, and compassion for his wife are laudable, and many readers might draw helpful conclusions from their interaction. He demonstrated compassion in all he did.Gabrielle Sigaki wrote: ↑04 Feb 2021, 14:00 I found the author's compassion very inspiring. It's so rare to see someone who loves someone else with such altruism like this, I wish more people would love like that. Besides that, he lived an amazing life and took part in so many important historical events, even when those events didn't give him power, money, or anything like that. It's very altruistic, in my opinion.
For someone to give that sort of love, it means vmeans they have it in them. Very true! Dr. Berrah provides a valuable lesson in both experiencing and expressing intense love. He let his behaviors express how he really felt for his wife, his friends, his coworkers, and everyone else.
His efforts had a significant positive impact on others around him, and I believe we can learn from him and try to treat people with the same kindness he did, irrespective of their religion. He was aware of how to conduct himself in a respectful manner, how to treat others, and how to treat them in return.Justine Ocsebio wrote: ↑17 Feb 2021, 09:12 What I like the most about Dr. Berrah is his genuine and profound desire to understand all religions. His compassion to every person he meets, despite their religious differences, is something that I find inspiring.
Seriously, Yes. Not everyone gets luckyike Titi. Dr. Berrah was a selfless man. His kindness and unconditional affection are quite admirable. This was something from the book that I wasn't anticipating. It was a pleasant surprise anyway. He always kept his wife close to him and treated her with respect and love.Michael Jerry_ wrote: ↑18 Feb 2021, 19:19 Very much!!! Not many people get loved the way he loves his wife. She’s certainly lucky that he loves her this much I always want to treat my girlfriend the way he treats his wife. He did inspire me to love my girlfriend more and I’m also such a fan of his relationship with his wife
I respect anyone who can maintain a relationship, but I expect everyone to be kind in general. It was inspiring to see how his compassion affected the way he interacted with family, friends, and total strangers. If you find love, I mean true love, then never let them go.Suzer6440 xyz wrote: ↑18 Feb 2021, 21:51 Love like that is hard to find. Compassion is a great quality to have. I applaud the compassion that he demonstrates and found it to be very inspiring to read about
Even though Dr. Berrah had a highly hectic schedule, He still found time to show her affect. she felt cherished, and it might have made it easier for them to enjoy a happy marriage. A real gentleman, he was.lawisimportant23 wrote: ↑20 Jul 2022, 15:17 I genuinely admire his compassion. In the world we are living in, it is nigh impossible to find honest care.