Philosophy of relationship and consciousness

Mubarak Al Khalifa is not here to teach you how to see, feel, contemplate, or love, but rather to remind you of what you lived that you did not name, so that when you came across a fragment of this book, you said with a smile: “Yes, I know this... I remembered it... I lived it.” This is because the book is not philosophy, even if its folds are full of questions, nor is it poetry, even if it is full of hidden images and rhythms, nor is it self-literature, even if its fragments make you see with the eyes and heart the scenes of the daily experiences that enriched its texts..Mubarak Al Khalifa’s book is not only all of that, but it is a fabric that adds to the above the fluidity of expression and the skill of detailing points and its weaving is an art that is not satisfied with chasing the moment, but rather seeks to transform it into a piece of art overflowing with meaning.Every text in this book is a calm, sober attempt to sculpt a moment of awareness that did not unfold, or an angle of view that was hidden, or an idea that was not exposed as it should have been. Therefore, we may need to read it repeatedly in order to fill the empty spots, and complete what the writer was silent about in order to share the writing with him. It is a book for those who are not looking for advice, but rather for the impact that remains after words die.