Publisher's Synopsis
In an age of noise, disconnection, and invisible barriers, Sense for the Other invites readers to pause-and feel. With profound sensitivity and poetic grace, the author explores our fading sense of "otherness" our capacity to truly notice, acknowledge, and connect with one another. This book is not just a collection of reflections-it's a quiet rebellion against indifference. It shines light on the subtleties we often ignore: the space we invade without noticing, the glance we fail to return, the child we don't smile at. These small fractures, the author argues, are where our humanity begins to unravel. Through lyrical language and heartfelt introspection, the author captures the ache of missed connections and the quiet beauty of empathy. Each page offers a mirror to the soul-a chance to rediscover forgotten emotions, lost kindness, and the need for genuine human contact in both word and silence. Sense for the Other is for anyone who has ever longed for unspoken understanding, who has felt the ache of silence, or who seeks peace in a world that too often looks away. Let these pages remind you: even the smallest gesture can be a bridge. Even silence can speak volumes.
