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نسخه فارسی

The book “Crossing the zone 60 degrees below zero “and its pictures.

The book “Crossing the zone 60 degrees below zero “and its pictures.

The book “Crossing the zone 60 degrees below zero “and its pictures.

 

This book is a guide and a map of a district which was described by others as an impassable, mysterious, fearsome, dangerous and extremely unattainable passage.

 

This book is the memories and experiences of a first traveler who crossed over this zone. And displayed the “Allah” flag on its paramount. He transformed to a key to open the old rusty lock of addiction, became a light for those who had been wandering around in darkness for years.

When I look back and remember what I had been through and what I had done to conquer the addiction, I laugh from the depth of my heart as if I am watching a comic play. Charlie Chaplain once said: Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot.

I haven't seen a comedy as beautiful as my tragedy and when I review book of crossing the zone 60 degrees below zero, I laugh painfully, because I see some paragraphs which are describing me in details.

What I understood is that this book is combined of medicine and cure. It pretexts to treatment of addiction, but in fact it points out the way to cure incurable diseases.

This book could be a key to solve other problems, if readers meditate and contemplate deeply about the concepts and have harmony with the wisdom triangle which is learning, thinking and experiencing.

Another issue that I discovered was that I incurred more strikes from the baseless and wrong withdrawal than the drugs itself.

In fact the strikes of a hypothetical enemy have cured with the aid of this book and I am, like hundreds of travelers, even healthier than before.  What sometimes repulsed me is the wrong methods of withdrawal that were sold to me as scientific methods. But the valuable and important things which I owned is what matters now. This book gifted the life to me and changed the worst dreadful tragedy in my life to the most cheerful comedy.

 

 

Written by: Ali Ashkzari

Translated by: Parvin

 

 

 

 

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