The Silence of Morning: A Memoir of Time Undone by D. A. Hickman
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Overview: Realizing that her son’s suicide at 27 is a mystifying, but forceful, catalyst for spiritual growth, the author decides to unearth the deeper story of loss so others can benefit. Her son’s struggle to find meaning and purpose in a chaotic world that serves up escape, excitement, and excess as "solutions," also leads the author to question the viability of a contemporary culture that points too many in the wrong direction. Do we understand the role of addiction in society, or why this age-old problem assumes an endless variety of destructive, life-threatening forms?
Stepping beyond the personal dimension–we are a world born of connection–Hickman points to the profound influence of culture and society, noting the existence of a rather toxic climate of addiction.
The Silence of Morning, a compelling memoir about life and loss, culture and society, shares how the author, in the face of tragedy, chooses to confront the mysteries of existence in search of deeper understanding. Every ending is a beginning, but finding an illuminating thread when "grief is at the wheel" is a daunting challenge. "Like a prairie windmill silenced by time, life felt heavy and still."
Genre: Non-fiction, memoirs, self-help
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