Hettiarachchi Chamith (22 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Not Enough: A Journey from Wanting to Contentmentby Chamith HettiarachchiYou finally get what you wanted.For a while, it feels wonderful. Then it becomes familiar, and something else begins to look necessary.Why does a good life start feeling inadequate when placed beside someone else's Why do we spend so much maintaining the appearance of success And how much of the lifestyle we pursue genuinely belongs to us Not Enough is a warm, relatable exploration of the cycle of wanting more. Through familiar moments and practical observations, Chamith Hettiarachchi examines comparison, show-off culture, borrowed lifestyles, the rising cost of looking successful and the strange way every achievement eventually becomes normal.This is not a book against money, possessions or success. It does not ask us to abandon ambition or accept circumstances that should be changed. Instead, it asks whether progress must always be driven by dissatisfaction.The revised second edition also explores practical minimal living, the freedom created by carrying less and the possibility of remaining ambitious without making the present feel like failure.Because contentment is not the death of ambition.It is ambition without desperation.For anyone who has reached something they once wanted and quietly wondered why it still did not feel like enough.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Misery Loves CompanyNavigating the Storms of Human Natureby Chamith HettiarachchiMisery does not always seek company simply to be comforted. Sometimes it seeks a witness, a comparison, an ally, or a place to stay.A colleague reopens a difficulty you had begun to forget. A friend's concern leaves you questioning a relationship that seemed peaceful. Someone shares their suffering, and before long, you are carrying an emotional weight that was not yours when the conversation began.How does this happen Misery Loves Company examines the subtle ways distress moves between people. It follows a recognisable progression as misery selects a target, creates connection through comparison, and keeps that connection alive by passing emotional weight back and forth.Drawing upon psychological research, reflective storytelling, and familiar encounters between colleagues, friends, and family, Chamith Hettiarachchi explores why pain seeks a witness, why suffering is measured against the suffering of others, and how disappointment can grow into envy, resentment, control, or even quiet pleasure at another person's fall.Yet this is not a book about identifying difficult people. The observer is also part of the story. The patterns we recognise in others may speak through us when our own peace, identity, or sense of fairness is threatened.How can we listen without being pulled into blame How can we acknowledge another person's pain without accepting every conclusion attached to it Where does compassion end and emotional surrender begin Misery Loves Company offers no promise of a life without suffering. Instead, it offers awareness, boundaries, and the space to choose how we respond when misery approaches through a stranger, someone we love, or our own reflection.Because freedom lies not only in the company we choose to keep, but also in the company we choose to become.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Life: One Big Party Nightby Chamith Hettiarachchi What if life was just one unforgettable party night?You arrive early, unsure of what to expect.The music is soft. The room is quiet. A few familiar strangers welcome you in.As the night unfolds, the party comes alive.You meet people who become friends in moments.You taste new experiences.You learn to move with the rhythm.You fall into laughter, connection. and something deeper.At its peak, the night feels endless.But slowly, almost without warning, things begin to change.People leave.The music fades.The room empties.And you are left wondering.Was it ever meant to last?Life: One Big Party Night is a deeply reflective and thought-provoking novel that transforms the journey of life into a single, powerful metaphor.Told in a unique second person narrative, this book invites you to step inside the story to feel every moment, every connection, every goodbye.In this book, you will discover: The beauty of beginnings and the comfort of guidanceThe excitement of growth, connection, and belongingThe pain of change, loss, and letting goThe quiet truth about what truly matters This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Misery Loves CompanyNavigating the Storms of Human Natureby Chamith HettiarachchiMisery does not always seek company simply to be comforted. Sometimes it seeks a witness, a comparison, an ally, or a place to stay.A colleague reopens a difficulty you had begun to forget. A friend's concern leaves you questioning a relationship that seemed peaceful. Someone shares their suffering, and before long, you are carrying an emotional weight that was not yours when the conversation began.How does this happen?Misery Loves Company examines the subtle ways distress moves between people. It follows a recognisable progression as misery selects a target, creates connection through comparison, and keeps that connection alive by passing emotional weight back and forth.Drawing upon psychological research, reflective storytelling, and familiar encounters between colleagues, friends, and family, Chamith Hettiarachchi explores why pain seeks a witness, why suffering is measured against the suffering of others, and how disappointment can grow into envy, resentment, control, or even quiet pleasure at another person's fall.Yet this is not a book about identifying difficult people. The observer is also part of the story. The patterns we recognise in others may speak through us when our own peace, identity, or sense of fairness is threatened.How can we listen without being pulled into blame? How can we acknowledge another person's pain without accepting every conclusion attached to it? Where does compassion end and emotional surrender begin?Misery Loves Company offers no promise of a life without suffering. Instead, it offers awareness, boundaries, and the space to choose how we respond when misery approaches through a stranger, someone we love, or our own reflection.Because freedom lies not only in the company we choose to keep, but also in the company we choose to become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaBefore mobile phones. Before social media. Before growing up became something we could document, edit, and share.There was childhood.Raw Mango is a nostalgic coming-of-age novel set in Sri Lanka, following a boy through the friendships, family bonds, school-day adventures, first loves, heartbreaks, mistakes, and small discoveries that quietly shape a life.Against the changing world of the 1980s and 1990s, ordinary moments become unforgettable ones. Friends come and go. Love arrives before we understand what to do with it. Families change. Dreams grow larger. And somewhere along the way, childhood disappears without ever announcing that it is leaving.Warm, humorous, bittersweet, and deeply nostalgic, Raw Mango is not simply a story about growing up in Sri Lanka. It is about looking back at the person you once were and discovering how much of that person still lives within you.For anyone who remembers a time when friendships were made face to face, adventures happened without photographs, and the future seemed impossibly far away.Some memories never ripen into the past.Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaA novel by Chamith Hettiarachchi This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaBefore mobile phones. Before social media. Before growing up became something we could document, edit, and share.There was childhood.Raw Mango is a nostalgic coming-of-age novel set in Sri Lanka, following a boy through the friendships, family bonds, school-day adventures, first loves, heartbreaks, mistakes, and small discoveries that quietly shape a life.Against the changing world of the 1980s and 1990s, ordinary moments become unforgettable ones. Friends come and go. Love arrives before we understand what to do with it. Families change. Dreams grow larger. And somewhere along the way, childhood disappears without ever announcing that it is leaving.Warm, humorous, bittersweet, and deeply nostalgic, Raw Mango is not simply a story about growing up in Sri Lanka. It is about looking back at the person you once were and discovering how much of that person still lives within you.For anyone who remembers a time when friendships were made face to face, adventures happened without photographs, and the future seemed impossibly far away.Some memories never ripen into the past.Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaA novel by Chamith Hettiarachchi This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Life: One Big Party Nightby Chamith Hettiarachchi What if life was just one unforgettable party night?You arrive early, unsure of what to expect.The music is soft. The room is quiet. A few familiar strangers welcome you in.As the night unfolds, the party comes alive.You meet people who become friends in moments.You taste new experiences.You learn to move with the rhythm.You fall into laughter, connection. and something deeper.At its peak, the night feels endless.But slowly, almost without warning, things begin to change.People leave.The music fades.The room empties.And you are left wondering.Was it ever meant to last?Life: One Big Party Night is a deeply reflective and thought-provoking novel that transforms the journey of life into a single, powerful metaphor.Told in a unique second person narrative, this book invites you to step inside the story to feel every moment, every connection, every goodbye.In this book, you will discover: The beauty of beginnings and the comfort of guidanceThe excitement of growth, connection, and belongingThe pain of change, loss, and letting goThe quiet truth about what truly matters This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Misery Loves CompanyNavigating the Storms of Human Natureby Chamith HettiarachchiMisery does not always seek company simply to be comforted. Sometimes it seeks a witness, a comparison, an ally, or a place to stay.A colleague reopens a difficulty you had begun to forget. A friend's concern leaves you questioning a relationship that seemed peaceful. Someone shares their suffering, and before long, you are carrying an emotional weight that was not yours when the conversation began.How does this happen?Misery Loves Company examines the subtle ways distress moves between people. It follows a recognisable progression as misery selects a target, creates connection through comparison, and keeps that connection alive by passing emotional weight back and forth.Drawing upon psychological research, reflective storytelling, and familiar encounters between colleagues, friends, and family, Chamith Hettiarachchi explores why pain seeks a witness, why suffering is measured against the suffering of others, and how disappointment can grow into envy, resentment, control, or even quiet pleasure at another person's fall.Yet this is not a book about identifying difficult people. The observer is also part of the story. The patterns we recognise in others may speak through us when our own peace, identity, or sense of fairness is threatened.How can we listen without being pulled into blame? How can we acknowledge another person's pain without accepting every conclusion attached to it? Where does compassion end and emotional surrender begin?Misery Loves Company offers no promise of a life without suffering. Instead, it offers awareness, boundaries, and the space to choose how we respond when misery approaches through a stranger, someone we love, or our own reflection.Because freedom lies not only in the company we choose to keep, but also in the company we choose to become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaBefore mobile phones. Before social media. Before growing up became something we could document, edit, and share.There was childhood.Raw Mango is a nostalgic coming-of-age novel set in Sri Lanka, following a boy through the friendships, family bonds, school-day adventures, first loves, heartbreaks, mistakes, and small discoveries that quietly shape a life.Against the changing world of the 1980s and 1990s, ordinary moments become unforgettable ones. Friends come and go. Love arrives before we understand what to do with it. Families change. Dreams grow larger. And somewhere along the way, childhood disappears without ever announcing that it is leaving.Warm, humorous, bittersweet, and deeply nostalgic, Raw Mango is not simply a story about growing up in Sri Lanka. It is about looking back at the person you once were and discovering how much of that person still lives within you.For anyone who remembers a time when friendships were made face to face, adventures happened without photographs, and the future seemed impossibly far away.Some memories never ripen into the past.Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaA novel by Chamith Hettiarachchi.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaBefore mobile phones. Before social media. Before growing up became something we could document, edit, and share.There was childhood.Raw Mango is a nostalgic coming-of-age novel set in Sri Lanka, following a boy through the friendships, family bonds, school-day adventures, first loves, heartbreaks, mistakes, and small discoveries that quietly shape a life.Against the changing world of the 1980s and 1990s, ordinary moments become unforgettable ones. Friends come and go. Love arrives before we understand what to do with it. Families change. Dreams grow larger. And somewhere along the way, childhood disappears without ever announcing that it is leaving.Warm, humorous, bittersweet, and deeply nostalgic, Raw Mango is not simply a story about growing up in Sri Lanka. It is about looking back at the person you once were and discovering how much of that person still lives within you.For anyone who remembers a time when friendships were made face to face, adventures happened without photographs, and the future seemed impossibly far away.Some memories never ripen into the past.Raw Mango: Somewhere in Sri LankaA novel by Chamith Hettiarachchi This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Raw Mango | Chamith Hettiarachchi | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Chamith Hettiarachchi | EAN 9786249107809 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.