I Learned to Love

Description

The author’s texts reflect reflections of her personality as a writer and her profession as a doctor. The more we read her humorous, satirical texts and her realistic stories that criticize society, the more convinced we are that we need more love and compassion. The love the author seeks in her texts is not the ordinary love between a man and a woman, a father and his son… We have no merit in this love, and we are all equal in it… Rather, she seeks the love that a human being, and a doctor in particular, gives to others without receiving anything in return, except for the psychological happiness that teaches them how to accept life, with its good and evil. They love the good and are compassionate toward the wicked until they seek the path to being good.
In all of her texts, she finds love… love for nature, authenticity, and humanity… She finds love in every inch of the green, peaceful land, in every warm, radiant eye, and in every kind, innocent heart living in a village far from the hustle and bustle of the city.