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The Paradox of My Unconscious Mind is a deeply introspective journey through the hidden landscapes of the human psyche — the thoughts we never chose, the wounds we never voiced, and the patterns we unknowingly carried
This book unfolds in three parts
The first part dives into the imperfections rooted in the unconscious — inherited fears, buried truths, emotional scars, silence, self-deception, and the quiet ways the past continues to shape who we become. It explores the shadows we live with before we even realize they exist
The second part turns inward to examine how those imperfections quietly transform into demands — demands for love, safety, control, validation, escape, and belonging. It reveals how unhealed wounds shape our expectations of the world and of ourselves, often without our awareness
The final part is a slow and honest reconstruction. It is about healing without erasure, growth without denial, and rebuilding the inner world piece by piece. Here, survival gives way to understanding, and pain becomes the ground from which clarity, strength, and self-trust emerge
Written in poetic prose and reflective fragments, this book does not promise quick answers or perfect endings. Instead, it offers recognition — a mirror for those who feel deeply, think endlessly, and carry stories they’ve never been taught how to name.
This is not a book about escaping darkness.
It is about what we learn while walking through it - and the light we carry forward because of it.
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I'm the_mystical_poet_911 an introspective writer and my work explores the quiet depths of the unconscious mind, emotional wounds, and the slow process of inner healing. Drawn to themes of silence, memory, identity, and becoming, writing blends poetic language with psychological reflection.
Rather than offering easy answers, my works sits with complexity — the parts of the self we hide, inherit, or struggle to name. Through honest prose and verse, they examine how unseen imperfections shape our thoughts, relationships, and inner worlds.
The Paradox of My Unconscious Mind is by debut book — a three-part journey through imperfection, demand, and reconstruction. It reflects a deeply personal yet universal exploration of survival, self-awareness, and the quiet strength that emerges from understanding one’s own darkness.
