關於本有聲書
Alive, Not Just Existing is a guide for anyone who feels stuck in the noise of life — chasing deadlines, scrolling endlessly, or trying to impress others while quietly wondering: Is this all there is?
This book reminds you of something simple yet powerful: you don’t need to prove yourself to the world to live fully. You were born with empty hands, and you will leave the same way. What matters is not what you collect, but what you create, give, and experience along the way.
Blending timeless philosophy, modern science, and practical life hacks, each chapter is a reflection on what it really means to be human:
How to quiet the restless mind and find peace in ordinary moments.
Why humility, gratitude, and patience make life lighter and richer.
Daily rituals that protect your attention, your body, and your heart.
How to let go of ego, comparison, and fear of tomorrow.
How to live now, love deeply, and flow like a river toward the whole.
Written in a voice that is warm, clear, and relatable, this book is not about quick fixes. It is about returning to truths you already know but may have forgotten in the rush of modern life.
If you are searching for meaning, balance, or simply a reminder that life is more than survival, this book will guide you back to what matters most.
Quote: “We are nothing for this world — yet within that nothing, we can choose to live with love, patience, and truth.”
Stop existing. Start living. Flow fully.
關於作者
I am not a teacher, nor a preacher. I am simply a human being, learning like everyone else. My lessons have not come from classrooms, but from living — from mistakes, from silence, from listening to elders, from watching how life itself speaks in small moments.
I write because I believe life is too short to just exist. We are here to live — with love, patience, and truth. My words are not rules, but reflections. I offer them as a companion, not as a command.
Like you, I am still flowing in the same river, still learning, still unlearning. This book is my way of sharing what life has whispered to me, hoping it may remind you of what you already know deep within: that being human is not about proving, but about living fully.
