Poor people of awareness

Poor awareness:
Poor Consciousness is a book that includes stories squeezed with the bitterness of reality and woven with imagination. I narrated the events of the stories to address the problems faced by some groups of people, based on the experiences of souls who have suffered the injustice of suffering. Stories that take the reader on a journey, making him contemplate their details, experience their events, and compare them to his own mistakes if he finds any similarities, so that he can think and make a decision... whether to continue or ascend to the highest levels of consciousness and be enriched by it.
These are not true stories, but the extent of the suffering is real and based on the reality of hearts that suffered from the bitterness of ignorance and the dominance of negativity. Hearts that did not learn until after they suffered and lost a lot. Hearts that paid a heinous price for their ignorance of the secrets of life.
Stories that make the reader think
Stories that make the reader learn and educate himself
Stories for lessons and benefit
Stories that positively change the way minds think.
Stories are not just for entertainment
Stories that will elevate you to be among the list of rich thinkers
I sometimes wonder why we don't learn until we suffer? Why can't we learn from the mistakes of others and reach a stage of awareness? It's true that experiences increase our life experience, but why don't we let awareness reach maturity by learning from the mistakes of others and striving for positive change in our lives?
The goal I seek to achieve in telling these stories is not merely to narrate events, but rather to convey the ideas and moral of each story to the esteemed reader. Life is a series of lessons we learn from the experiences we go through, and in the end, the moral is to not repeat mistakes and to enhance awareness of the positives.
I hope everyone benefits from reading the stories I've shared. Someone may find themselves in a similar situation and think I've mentioned it, but that's not the purpose of the book.