"I turned back and
walked toward him, looking hard
into his burning
eyes. Instinctively, distrustfully, he
flinched. Still,
when I grabbed his right hand and turned
his palm up, he
didn’t push me away. I inspected the
lines and found them
deep, cracked, marking uneven
paths. Bit by bit,
the colors in his aura appeared to me:
a rusty brown and a
blue so pale as to be almost gray.
His spiritual energy
was hollowed out and thinned
around the edges, as
if it had no more strength to
defend itself
against the outside world. Deep inside, the
Man was no more
alive than a wilting plant. To make up
for the loss of his
spiritual energy, he had doubled up his
physical energy, which he used in excess."
Words from "the Forty Rules of Love" by elif Shafak..
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