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Strings and Fringes: 9 (Transcendence) - Softcover

Ouma, Omondi Brian

 
9798233676093: Strings and Fringes: 9 (Transcendence)

Synopsis

There are currents that hold you before you know they exist. Threads that stretch across the unseen, fringes that tremble at the edges of perception. Between connection and autonomy, instinct and discipline, desire and quiet, the self unfolds in luminous increments-never announced, never imposed.

In this ninth volume of the Transcendence series, Omondi Brian Ouma traces the subtle architecture of being. The wild self encounters memory, presence, and the shaping forces of others. Meaning is not delivered; it is discovered along the margins, in the silences, in the spaces where life presses lightly against consciousness. Threads pull. Fringes hold. Identity emerges in the delicate tension between restraint and release.

This is a book to inhabit, to return to, to let inhabit you. For those who linger at the edges of thought, feeling, and self, Strings and Fringes is a mirror, a map, a quiet meditation on the unseen forces that shape who we are-and who we are becoming.

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About the Author

Omondi Brian Ouma is a seasoned writer, motivational speaker, Poet and singer-songwriter whose works explore the depths of human identity and spiritual resilience.

His literary voice is both lyrical and unflinchingly honest, driven by a passion for social healing and self transcendence.

He is the author of Not Poor Twice, Think Yourself Higher-Outlast the Temporary, What is Like a Man and A Poem A Day Keeps Clatter Away- A luminous ritual of pause, presence and becoming.

Notably his poetry have also been featured in two internationally published works;

An Adventure Called Life and An Emotion Called Home.

A scholar and a social scientist by training, Brian holds a degree in Community Development, a foundation that deeply informs his exploration of self-transcendence, becoming and transformation.

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