In the world of hungry ghosts

In the world of hungry ghosts by Jabor Mathe ... addiction of all kinds whether drug addiction or behavioral addiction like gambling, eating - or addiction to anything else in fact - is deeply rooted in the pain caused in many cases by childhood suffering. It is not expected from many of these parents who lost their children due to addiction to express appreciation for their children or understanding of them, but rather they often feel pain or anger or feel that blame is always placed on them. This book does not aim to blame anyone but aims to embrace the suffering humanity, aims to show that addiction is one of the most common forms of human torment. There is no accusation, only acknowledgment of the fact that suffering is inherited across generations, and that we pass it on unintentionally until we understand it and break the cycle of its transmission within each family, human group, or society. Blaming parents is neither an emotionally good act nor scientifically correct. All parents do their best, but our best is limited by our unresolved traumas or what has been unconsciously accumulated from them. This is what we pass on to our children unintentionally, as I have done. The bright side of this book is that that trauma and family disintegration can be addressed. If the right conditions are available, we now know that the brain can heal itself. Publisher: Asir Books Author: Jabor Mathe Number of pages: 528 For more of the author's publications: Jabor Mathe • When the body says no • Distracted minds • In the world of hungry ghosts