Quick Summary
For those who experienced the unseen from childhood, without the words to name it.
This book explores a rarely discussed topic: what a child goes through when they sense things adults deny, dismiss, or simply don’t notice.
A text to understand how early encounters with the irrational shape inner life, and how to reconnect peacefully with what you felt… but never truly understood.
Who is this book for?
🟢 This book will speak to you if:
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As a child, you sensed things that felt strange, intense, or unexplainable.
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You grew up with a strong sensitivity that no one ever validated.
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You’re a therapist, caregiver, or parent of a child with a rich and subtle inner world.
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You want to rebuild a bridge to your childhood experience, as a sensitive or “different” child.
🔴 This book might not be for you if:
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You’re looking for a medical or psychiatric analysis of extrasensory perception.
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You have no interest in symbolism or inner experience.
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You expect a classic autobiographical story, this book is symbolic, introspective, and universal.
What you’ll find inside
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A sensitive look at childhood confronted with the unseen: dreams, perceptions, intuition.
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Reflections on the child’s inner loneliness when faced with the unexplainable.
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Keys to understand what was repressed, rationalized, or labeled as “weird.”
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A non-judgmental view of the subtle, irrational, or “magical” side of the world as experienced in childhood.
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A bridge between memory, symbolism, and inner reconciliation.
Psychological Perspective
This text asks a simple but powerful question:
What if what a child calls “weird” isn’t fantasy… but a language?
It shows how early the psyche can come into contact with sensations, intuition, and forms of knowing that can’t be explained, and that the environment doesn’t validate.
That gap can create silent fractures inside us, sometimes still active in adulthood.
This book doesn’t explain everything.
It allows you to feel again, but differently.
Writing Style
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A poetic but restrained tone, never childish.
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Precise words, often symbolic, that speak directly to the reader’s inner child.
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A balance of reflection, feeling, and storytelling.
🟢 Very accessible, even for readers unfamiliar with inner work.
🟡 Best read slowly: it gently wakes up old layers.
Best read when…
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You still carry unexplained traces from your childhood.
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You want to understand your current sensitivity through the lens of your past.
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You’re doing inner child healing work.
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You want to revisit your younger self with a new, non-judgmental perspective.
This isn’t a book about children.
It’s a book for the child you once were.
Quality Snapshot
Category | Rating
Clarity of voice | ★★★★★
Writing style | ★★★★☆
Emotional originality | ★★★★☆
Psychological depth | ★★★★★
Philosophical perspective | ★★★★☆
Reflective value | ★★★★☆
🔎 Overall rating: 8.8/10
A subtle, touching, and rare book.
It gives words to what so many adults have forgotten, minimized, or locked away.
Ideal for reconnecting the inner child with their own sensitive language, without mystifying it or infantilizing it.
Practical Information
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Format: PDF eBook
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Download: Instant access after purchase
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Compatibility: Works on all devices (computer, tablet, phone, e-reader)
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Use: Can be printed and freely annotated
