One Life, Three Lifetimes
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Summary
It tells the extraordinary story of one life across three lifetimes. With delicate strokes, the author depicts the protagonist's cycle of death and rebirth over long years, through two lifetimes of wandering until awakening in the third. This awakening is not only the protagonist's rebirth but also the essence of the book. It is a precious gift that, though seemingly late, arrives at precisely the right moment. Whether you are mired in life's swamp, struggling in confusion and bewilderment, lingering in anxiety, or seemingly sailing smoothly yet feeling an inner void and questioning the value and meaning of life, this book will be your spiritual comfort. It will guide you through the fog, help you find the true meaning of life, and open the door to spiritual awakening.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers currently in a period of confusion who need spiritual companionship and comfort
- General readers interested in the meaning of life and self-growth
- Those who enjoy narrative reflective writing and prefer slow reading
- Readers going through life transitions who wish to sort out their inner emotions
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking systematic psychological theories and intervention methods
- Readers who prefer fast-paced plots and strong conflict
- Those expecting concrete action lists and tool-style advice
Reading tips
- Choose a calm time for slow reading, read one or two sections at a time, and leave room for reflection and self-comparison.
- Keep a notebook handy and write down sentences that move you alongside your current confusions, forming a personal dialogue.
- Pause at the protagonist's turning points, imagine how you would choose before continuing, and enhance your immersion.
- After finishing, reread marked passages after some time to observe changes in your state of mind and test the reading's actual impact.
About the publisher
Hubei Yangtze River Audio-Video Co., Ltd. is a publishing enterprise based in Hubei, with business spanning audio-video products, electronic publications and online publishing. Judging from the five books currently in the collection, its publishing directions cover social fiction, wuxia fiction, finance and modern romance, balancing realistic concerns with genre reading. Representative works include Li Yan's Once Three Lives, Fang Ziruo's Passing Boat: The Mingyi Chapter, San Ren's Thirteen Years Rewound, Qin Gang's The Wealth Code and A Letter to the Stars. The authors involved include Li Yan, Fang Ziruo, San Ren and Qin Gang. As public information is limited, a fuller account of its list and author resources is not yet possible; based on the available titles, the press has established a certain presence in fiction and finance-related popular reading.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 作者简介
- 前言
- 第一世 生命之花，被烙下的封印
- 序目
- 第一章 温暖有爱，岁月如歌——女孩的大家庭
- 第二章 青春最美画卷——河埂上的记忆，校园里的时光
- 第三章 青春无忧的独行者
- 第四章 青春的困惑
- 第五章 青春的约定
- 第六章 错位的爱情，误解与坚守的碰撞
- 第七章 在约定之后：不同心境下的情感交织
- 第八章 跨越距离的爱：情窦初开的青春恋曲
- 第九章 苦尽甘来的爱情
- 第十章 爱的旅程：梦想与爱的交织
- 第十一章 希望碎于暗夜：命运无常下的灵魂悲歌
- 第十二章 爱如暖阳，家人陪我走过至暗时刻
- 第十三章 回家之路：恐惧与坚韧交织的旅程
- 第十四章 生命的坚韧之花：女孩的康复之旅
- 第十五章 以爱为光，女孩在磨难中砥砺前行
- 第十六章 不妥协的爱情：女孩在世俗催婚下的坚守
- 第十七章 在磨难与温暖中绽放的生命之花
- 第十八章 决绝的选择——重生
- 第二世 活下去，母爱的奇迹
- 第一章 命运的转折
- 第二章 初见
- 第三章 再次相遇
- 第四章 纠结与痛苦
- 第五章 内心的挣扎与抉择
- 第六章 断舍离的决心
- 第七章 勇敢地面对爱情
- 第八章 家人的认可
- 第九章 大宝的诞生
- 第十章 期待与希望
- 第十一章 善良的选择
- 第十二章 噩梦降临
- 第十三章 生死挣扎
- 第十四章 对孩子的牵挂和思念
- 第十五章 希望与绝望
- 第十六章 重生后的平静
- 第十七章 病房内温暖的一幕
- 第十八章 家人爱的力量
- 第十九章 跨越困境，陪伴孩子成长
- 第二十章 传递爱与希望
- 第二十一章 后序感悟
- 第三世 提灯者，三世之愿
- 前言
- 第一章 希望之光
- 第二章 孩子沉迷游戏背后的真相
- 第三章 绝望之谷
- 第四章 寻找希望
- 第五章 爱的救赎：心门重开，亲情和解
- 第六章 觉醒之路，大愿之心
- 第七章 爱的传递
- 第八章 点亮当下的生命之光
FAQ
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About the author
Li Yan's publicly available information is limited, yet her writing and editorial work cover a wide range of subjects. The library holds sixteen of her works, spanning social psychology, health, politics, medicine, world history, and applied psychology. Works such as The Art of Appropriate Help reflect an interest in interpersonal support and psychological boundaries, while China's Tax Issues shows her engagement with social and economic questions. Titles including New Advances in Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine for Sleep Disorders, Methods for Reducing Toxicity in Common Toxic Chinese Materia Medica, and several books on the clinical legacy of National Medical Master Li Jiren demonstrate sustained involvement in Chinese medicine and clinical health. A work on medieval Europe further extends her reach into world history. Overall, Li Yan's writing emphasizes knowledge popularization and practical application, turning specialist material into accessible texts for general readers concerned with physical and mental health, social issues, and history and culture.
