The mind and tenderness a philosophical trial for love

A brief about the book "The Mind and Mercy: A Philosophical Trial of Love" by Saeed Nashed Cruelty has receded in many faces, as people are no longer summoned to watch a condemned person being hanged or a prostitute stoned, nor is anyone spat in the face of an opposing thinker crucified at the city gates... but it has not diminished enough to prevent murderers from slaughtering or executing innocent hostages, nor to consider expelling people from their homes or destroying them on their heads as a victory, nor to let children go hungry for racist reasons or for sins committed by others... From a courtroom in which several philosophers participate, we listen to their defense of love, a defense that combines the joy of philosophy and the experience of living. This book extends a bridge between the question of meaning and the arts of life. It is about true love, which grows in the soil of mercy but breathes in the air of the mind. This book is addressed to everyone who has loved and suffered, and to everyone who saw in love hardship or weakness. It reminds everyone that love is not a salvation deed that brings joy, nor a blind whim that wounds, but an emotional sufficiency that connects the air of the mind with the soil of mercy. Here you will find: philosophy that reinforces humility in the mind, directed at all people, based on the idea that without human feelings, the value of life becomes empty regardless of the level of progress or what we gather of knowledge, or the titles, positions, and possessions we accumulate. It is a warning to pay attention to the human side in a time when the dominance of technology is increasing, reaching a stage that threatens its supremacy over feelings, which are the greatest attribute of humans. And visions that establish a compassionate modernity that cultivates kindness in the soul.