Author: Habir, Daniel / Ruiz, Anyha.
Publisher: Planeta
Pages:382
Love does not warn or ask; it bursts in like a storm that unsettles everything: certainties, promises, and plans. In these pages, Daniel Habif and Anyha Ruiz share a true story that becomes a guide for those who know that love does not resemble flowers, but fire: it burns, transforms, and leaves marks. This book blends narrative, spirituality, and psychology to reveal that the sacred also needs method. It does not offer eternal promises, but possible paths: agreements, boundaries, and rituals that teach how to care without possessing and forgive without forgetting. Above all, it is a manual of awareness: instructions not to destroy the one you swore to love, and to transform ideals into agreements and agreements into culture. It is also a guide for those who have not yet found someone, but wish to learn to choose themselves with maturity and to love themselves before loving another. Within its pages beat the confessions, mistakes, agreements, scars, and miracles the authors have lived along their journey. It is a liturgy of resistance for those who love with all they have and still make mistakes; an emotional map that turns hunger into purpose and pain into learning. Because love, which is divine, deserves a human plan to sustain it and a system that evolves with each stage.