The light of proximity

This book was born from silence, from listening to human stories, and from many years of experience accompanying people through pain, loss, and fragile relationships. In it, the author explores topics that often remain hidden – unforgiveness between parents and children, broken family ties, pain that cannot be easily named, and the silent cry for reconciliation and acceptance.

The individual chapters are based on personal encounters, life stories, and the author's own journey of discovery. She does not shy away from difficult subjects – death, loneliness, suicide, family conflicts – yet she navigates them with hope.

The central theme of the book is the journey towards forgiveness and reconciliation, which is neither simple nor quick, but can lead to inner peace and restored relationships. Faith in God is not presented as a ready-made answer, but as a presence that carries a person even where human strength fails.

The book is intended for readers who are going through a difficult period, searching for the meaning of pain, longing for reconciliation, or in need of quiet encouragement. It is an invitation to trust that even in the most difficult life situations, hope can grow, and that the way home – to oneself, to others, and to God – is possible.