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Filled with Empty Book: Reflections on Recovery from Addictions and Compulsive Behaviors is an application that contains a book written by Dr. Imad Rashad Othman aims to provide a roadmap for recovery from the various addictions and compulsive behaviors that we suffer from in our daily lives.

✨ Book Summary:

We escape from ourselves using various means such as food, porn, sex, relationships, purchases, and indulging in the use of cell phones as painkillers for deep pain that we may not even realize. We fill this internal gap with compulsive actions to relieve the pain of the traumas we suffered in the early stages of our lives. Addiction is our mute cry, our muffled groan. This book provides comprehensive advice, studies, and methods for recovering from these bad habits.

✨ Objectives of the book - Filled with Empty:

Providing valuable content: The application includes tips and studies on how to recover from addiction and understand the causes and problems associated with it.

Telling real stories: The book tells real stories, such as the story of a girl who started addicted to pornography at an early age and linked it to compulsive eating.

Providing guidance: The book suggests various ways to recover from various addictions and compulsive behaviors.

Help in self-development: This book is considered an important reference in the field of self-development.

✨ Application features:

- Daily inspirational and guided meditations to face difficulties and achieve success.

- Ease of use and a comfortable user experience that helps you on your journey to discover the book.

- PDF format for a comfortable reading experience.

- Browse the book without the need to connect to the Internet.

- Browse and read the book anytime, anywhere.

- Free application.

Download the application now and enjoy reading “A Book Full of Empty” and discover effective ways to recover from addictions and compulsive behaviors and improve your quality of life!

This book is written by Dr. Imad Rashad Othman, and the rights of the book are reserved to its owner.