Sur la pointe des pieds... Céline Mercier Céline a 23 ans lorsque la maladie se déclare. Ce qui pour vous et moi n'aurait probablement été qu'un symptôme insignifiant va être, pour elle, le point de départ d'un cataclysme qui va bouleverser irrémédiablement sa jeune existence.
La SLA vient de débarquer dans sa vie.
Ce n'est que la première étape d'une invasion destructrice qui va se répandre, plus ou moins vite, mais de façon irréversible.
Ce livre n'est pas un récit de plus pour émouvoir ni une forme d'exhibitionnisme malsain pour étaler des moments difficiles. Utile pour tous - il nous remet en face de notre condition de mortel, avec toutes les conséquences qui en découlent - il est particulièrement pertinent pour ceux qui accompagnent un proche dans la maladie.
Dans son cheminement intérieur, Céline affronte les questions essentielles qui interpellent les humains depuis toujours. Loin de nous proposer des recettes simplistes ou quelques conseils pour gérer la souffrance, elle nous renvoie, chacune et chacun, à notre propre existence; elle nous aide à sortir la tête du sable pour faire face, les yeux grands ouverts, à la réalité de notre finitude, mais aussi à la beauté de la vie, à l'impérieuse nécessité de la vivre pleinement.
Mahatma Ramalingam and his revelationsRamalingam, called also Ramalinga or Vallalar, was born in Marudur (next to Chidambaram, in South India), on Sunday, October 5, 1823. At the age of only five months, his parents carried him in pilgrimage to the temple of Nataraja in Chidambaram. His father died a month later. Moving their residence to Madras, the older brother, Sabapathi assumed the responsibilities of family head. When Ramalinga was five years old, with a prodigious facility he learned to read under the supervision of Sabapathi's teacher. Instead of attending school, he passed the time reciting in ecstasy poems written by himself in the temple of Kanthakottam (Madras). Sabapathi reproached him for this attitude, but seeing that it didn't give any result, he ordered his wife Pappammal never more to admit him in their house to feed. Breaking this order, she fed Ramalinga secretly when he was hungry because she considered him as if he was her own brother.Ramalinga was a model of uprightness and moderation. Physically, he had a sharp nose and large, serene eyes whose look emitted divine brilliancy. He undertook long fasts, eating frugally once every two or three days. He had extraordinary capacities and was accustomed to disappear for some days and nobody was able to discover his whereabouts. He was kind, simple and sincere. He died on January 30th, 1874.It is a real pleasure for me to present this treatise on Mahatma Ramalingam and his revelations to you. Thank you, Dr.Shuddhananda Bharati for having transmitted Mahatma Ramalingam and his revelations to us. The first edition of this book is dated 1936.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
The Secrets of ShivaA gorgeous presentation written by Shuddhananda Bharati on Shiva, unquestioned deity of human knowledge.Lord Shiva has the gift and power to unite us to his spiritual strength, cleanse our past, to teach us and guide us in our evolution and personal development.His creative and destructive energy of the ego leads us into the light. As the alchemist according to our progress, He heals our wounds, removes our worries and sows in us the joy and happiness of being, while leading us in our inner quest for the divine in us.He offers us the chance to find out.Second part is a work about Sri Muthuswami Dikshitar and Rishi Dayananda.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Calme, auguste, rayonnante, établie dans la paix du Soi, ancrée dans un silence créateur, la personnalité de Sri Aurobindo nous émerveille par chacun de ses aspects imposants.« Toute vie, si nous regardons au-delà de ses apparences, est l'immense yoga que fait la nature, s'efforçant de se diriger vers la perfection par la réalisation progressive de ses potentialités ignorées et cherchant à s'unir avec sa propre essence divine. Toute existence, consciemment ou inconsciemment, est un Yoga ».
Note de l'éditeurUn monde éternel sans interruption, un cheminement humain vers la vie divine, personnel et avec une réelle force de changement, à promouvoir l'indépendance de son pays et ainsi aider activement au développement et à l'évolution de la Mère Bharat (L'Inde).La Lumière Sri Aurobindo nous ouvre le chemin vers une conscience supérieur, la supra-conscience.Shuddhananda Bharati, qui a vécu 25 ans à Pondichéry à l'ashram de Sri Aurobindo, a participé de tout son coeur au développement de ce grand Maître.Dans cet ouvrage, Shuddhananda Bharati nous révèle son immense Amour pour Sri Aurobindo, et ainsi nous dévoile un sentier qui s'avère perceptible au fil du temps pour chacun d'entre nous. Ouvrir sa perception de l'Unité, l'unité de la conscience tout en gardant en Soi et en développant son Moi, sa propre individualité. Avec gratitude et plénitude ! Aum Shuddha Shakti Aum !Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Editor's NotesSaint Natana Gopala's life and teachings have been embalmed in this book. Kavi Yogi Maharshi Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati by inner communion and deep research writes these books from his Yogic silence.Sriman Natanagopala Nayaki Swamigal was born on January 9th, 1843 in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Swamigal attained Mukti and reached the abode of Lord Hari on 8th January 1914, Vaikunta Ekadasi day, the month, day of the week and the constellation of which correspond exactly with those of the time of his birth.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Il Mahatma RamalingaIl Mahatma Ramalinga ha conosciuto gli aspetti di entrambe le forme visibile e non visibile di Jyothi, la Luce divina. Essa ha una forma, perché la si può sperimentare e vedere; al contempo, è anche priva di forma, perché non la si può sentire e può svanire.Il Mahatma Ramalinga ha ritenuto che la Verità eterna resti non rivelata e che sia Jyothi, la Luce infinita della Grazia, a provocare la rivelazione della Verità.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Experiences of a Pilgrim Soul Experiences of a Pilgrim Soul has been out of print for the past forty four years. It is an invaluable work that throws a flood of light upon the path of perfection, sainthood and eternal bliss. I take the privilege of reprinting this marvellous and precious book for the memory of the Master and author Kavi Yogi Maharishi Dr.Shuddhananda Bharati, which is a must and need for the new generation as well for the spiritual seekers.The book was translated by the author himself from the original Tamil work titled Atma Sodhanai. It is the treasure of a life lived from within, in tune with God in the soul. Every day of his embodied existence has been an experiment on himself. This autobiography in the third person is a record of those experiments and their results. He has lived with great souls of the age. We read in this book interesting accounts of 65 great souls. This book is the fulfilment of the author's aspiration. It took ten years for the Kavi Yogi to finish this autobiography full of inner experiences. This is a record of a saint's life which is verily the record of man's ascent to divinity. To reveal the inner process of this ascent is to put into the hands of suffering mankind the most precious life-giving secrets of a successful inner struggle and blissful attainment. I hope this autobiography may guide the spiritual seekers to attain divine consciousness and bliss! Experiences of a Pilgrim Soul is dedicated to all spiritual seekers and all nations.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Poet Nightingale BharathiyarSubramaniya Bharathiyar was born on 11th December 1882 in Ettayapuram, which is now part of Thoothukudi District. He died on 11th September 1921.Bharathiar was educated at a local high school where his talents as a poet were recognized even at the age of 11. He had a voracious appetite for learning ancient and contemporary Tamil literature and had a gifted intellect to derive astonishing truths from ancient poems.He was also one of the prominent leaders of the Indian independence movement. His national integration songs earned him the title Desiya Kavi (National Poet).His patriotic songs emphasize nationalism, unity of India, equality of men and the greatness of the Tamil language.It is a real and great pleasure for me to present this nice treatise on Poet Nightingale Bharathiyar to you. Thank you, Dr.Shuddhananda Bharati for having transmitted Poet Nightingale Bharathiyar to us. The first edition of this book is dated 1955 in Tamil.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
The Yoga MasterDr. Shuddhananda Bharati, the reputed author of many valuable books in varied languages, with his wide knowledge and travel experiences, with his mastery over several languages like Tamil, English, Sanskrit, Telugu, Hindi, French, etc., with his delving into the depths of Yogic silence and light and Divine inspiration, has brought out this great volume The Yoga Master.Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati wrote about The Yoga Master: To pass from the external to a direct and intimate inner consciousness, to widen consciousness out of the limits of the ego and the body, to heighten it by an inner will and aspiration and opening to the Light till it passes in its ascent beyond the mind, to bring down a descent of the Supramental Divine through self-giving and surrender with a consequent transformation of the mind, life and the body - this is the integral way of Truth. It is this that we call the Truth here and aim at in our Yoga.It is a real pleasure for me to present this book The Yoga Master to you. Thank you, Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati for having transmitted The Yoga Master to us. The first edition of this book The Yoga of Sri Aurobindo is dated on October 11, 1968. The second edition is called The Yoga Master. With the blessing of Aum Shuddha Shakti Aum.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
A Study, A great poet is no mere writer of verses. He is a creator of life and superlife and a revealer of the ideal gleaming through the real, of the Divine shining through Nature and man. He appears to be a dreamer of dreams, but in reality, he is a denizen of a world which is more real and bright and joyous than ours. He is a priest to us all, of the wonder and bloom of the world. He is an explosive force who often breaks up the bad old world to build a brave new world. In a famous lyric Arthur O'Shanghnessy says:We are music makersAnd the dreamers of the dreams,Wandering by lone sea-breakersAnd sitting by desolate streams;World-losers and world-forsakersOn whom the pale moon gleams;And yet we are the movers and shakersOf the world for ever, it seems.It is thus true that poets, while seeming to be gazing away from the real towards the ideal, are really helping to release the ideal from within the real and to build the Kingdom of God upon the common earth. As Shelley says in a famous passage in The Defence of Poetry:Poetry is indeed something divine. It is at once the centre and circumference of knowledge. It is at the same time the root and blossom of all other systems of thought.Poetry is the record of the best and the happiest moments of the happiest and best minds. Poetry reanimates the sleeping, the cold, the buried image of the past. Poetry thus makes immortal all that is best and most beautiful in the world.Poets are the hierophants of an unapprehended ins-piration; the mirrors of the gigantic shadows which futurity casts upon the present. Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world.Dr.Shuddhananda Bharati says in equally felicitous terms: Poets are harbingers of the New Dawn, Koils of Renaissance, awakeners of new life in mankind and eye-openers of humanity. Poets are the sculptors of civilisation.True poetry is a mantra of the Real, dynamic song-thrill of Soul-Bliss. It is an immortal blossom of Divine communion which breathes with the aroma of cosmic beauty and Nature's ecstasy. The true poet is poetry itself. He is the muse of Nature and the messenger of God in her heart. The poet's vision is far above the eyesight and the mind's vision. It is the soul's vision of the ensouled Divine. It gushes out of the inner fountain of bliss and flows into an ecstasy of beauty, emotion and rhythmic expression. Swamiji says further in his Seer-Poet:Poetry is the art of arts. The ear enjoys music, the eye painting and dancing. But something deeper is required to enjoy real poetry. The head, the heart and the soul must go together to live within oneself what the poet has embodied in his verse. Poetry is not an array of words set to a metrical beat. Poetry is a great formative power. It reveals the One in Man, Nature, and the universe of beings. The real poet is a messenger of truth and a mediator between life and the Spirit. Editons ASSA, Christian Piaget
The Divine MasterAs the author Dr.Shuddhananda Bharati say: Divine Masters like Sri Aurobindo descend to Earth but once in several centuries. They come with the Divine Force to lift Man to his innate godhood, to establish the spiritual law of existence, to free the Divine in Man from the Asuric tyranny of the lower vital egoism. The birth of such a god-man is not an ordinary birth in ignorance. It is a soul-birth. It is the dual phenomenon of divinity and humanity.Calm, majestic, radiant, self-fixed, enthroned upon dynamic peace, the personality of Sri Aurobindo compels our adherence and adoration. Every aspect of his life shows the Superman in him.Sri Aurobindo is a force, a presence, a manifestation. In this Iron Age of doubt and scepticism, dominated by the dollar and dagger of merciless brute forces, the advent of such a Master presages a new dawn, a new hope for humanity. Fixed in the tranquillity of a Flame-Trance, this Yogin of yogins sheds around his feet the blessings of a comforting peace and Truth-light.It is a real pleasure for me to present this treatise on Sri Aurobindo, the Divine Master to you. It was written in Madras in the south of India. Thank you, Dr.Shuddhananda Bharati for having transmitted Sri Aurobindo, the Divine Master to us, it is written with so much love. The first edition of this book is dated on September 20, 1986.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
PrefaceLetters of Kaviyogi is a book which is an inspiration to any reader. This giant of a man was the author of the epic Bharata Shakti but remained a humble seeker after truth and God's grace. During his lifetime, Kaviyogi wrote many letters to his family, fellow poets, fighters for Indian independence and other great thinkers he met during his travels. In these letters he sets out his philosophy and beliefs, describing the struggles he had to overcome in order to live according to his principles. He offers many wise words of guidance on important matters; including the correct education of young men and women, and the need for justice and fairness in society. We cannot fail to be touched by the insights he offers and his generosity in sharing his thoughts with us.Daye CraddockEditor's NotesA warm thank you to Daye Craddock for her help in careful editing of this book. It is a real pleasure for me to present Letters of Kavi, Volume 1 to you. Thank you, Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati for having transmitted Letters of Kavi, Volume 1 to us. With the blessing of Aum Shuddha Shakti Aum.Christian Piaget
Ayant vu la matière éternelle, offrant son coeur pour temple, par le biais de la pratique du Vrai Sama Yoga, son âme a atteint la libération, c'est-à-dire Kavi Yogi Shuddhananda Bharati.Il est sage. Il possède le calme et la plénitude, la puissance pure et le savoir divin. Il est poète. Il a fait voeu de rafraîchir ce monde et d'en faire émerger un paradis divin.DrShuddhananda Bharati est aussi l'auteur de nombreuses et diverses oeuvres littéraires et musicales: drames, épopées, poésies lyriques et pastorales, opéras, romans, illustrations d'essais, biographies, dialogues, nouvelles et commentaires d'oeuvres illustres. Bharata Shakti Kavi Malayam est son oeuvre majeure.
A loving offering and thank you to Kavi Yogi Maharishi Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati by his sixtieth birthday celebration committee in appreciation of his pure, selfless, immortal services in the causes of patriotism, internationalism, literature, yogic culture and spiritual socialism, for over forty years. Sri K. Kamaraj Dr. U. Krishna Rau.On the occasion of his 60th birthday (11.05.1957), I send my greetings and best wishes to Sri Shuddhananda Bharati, a litterateur, spiritualist and reformer. Such occasions provide an opportunity to the common people to draw inspiration from the life and achievements of one who has been able to devote himself to the service of mankind in any sphere of human activity. Sri Shuddhananda Bharati is, I am assured, such a person. Rajendra Prasad.
Illumination Hymn, ConferencesAuthor: Dr. Shuddhananda BharatiThe flame shining vibrations movement is the one person, the irremovable one, I am in all. The flame shining vibrations movement is the only one form enveloping and carrying human bodies and worlds in its illumination light. The flame shining vibrations movement is the only sound Aum.I bow to that flame illumination light. Our natural being, sending hope and help in this illumination hymn itself is liberation in life to all of us Sparks Intelligence - Individuals of the light, to put an end to our sufferings miseries and fears and to feed and make us enjoy here and now in the painless nectar bliss.
Quelque chose s'est absentéAuteur: Christine Grobéty-Rapaz Ma plume à la place de ses mots désormais. Des mots qu'il ne prononcera plus. Ou ceux qu'il n'a jamais prononcés. La voix volée, on se dit qu'il reste les yeux pour parler. Dernière passerelle vers les autres. Derniers messagers du silence obligé. Mais quelque chose s'est absenté. Les yeux de mon père ont volé en éclats. Il y a du bris de verre parsemé dedans. La lumière en capilotades. Des miettes égarées de verre poli par l'eau. Un marais troublé. On dit des yeux cassés. C'est à peine une image. Un vitrail lézardé. Un clair-obscur, comme un voile derrière lequel on devine la lueur d'une bougie qui tremble. Mon mouchoir ramassé au fond de ma poche. Mon poing fermé par dessus. Le chagrin enroulé dedans.Nous sommes tous de passage ici-bas. Des invités en quelque sorte, sur cette terre qui donne à apprendre. Dès lors, nous observons, nous trébuchons, souvent, nous grandissons, parfois, nous aimons. Nous apprenons à aimer.Et puis, chacun retourne d'où il est venu, laissant, ou non, des traces.Des traces porteuses de nos pas, ou non. Ce sont ces traces que disent ces lignes. Celles du père. Elles lui échappent, se creusent, se dérobent. L'enfant observe. L'enfant trébuche. L'enfant grandit. Aime. Apprend à aimer. Son propre passage s'écrit.
Anmerkung des Verlegers, Der Mahatma RamalingamMahatma Ramalingam, der unter dem Namen Arul Jyoti Vallalar verehrt wird (der Hellseher des spirituellen Lichtes von unbegrenzter Grossherzigkeit), wurde am 5. Oktober 1823 in Marudur (Südindien) geboren und starb am 30. Januar 1874. Sehr früh beherrscht die Spiritualität sein Leben. Mit 5 Monaten bringen ihn seine Eltern zum Tempel von Nataraja. Mit 5 Jahren lernt er lesen, aber anstelle der Schule besucht er den Tempel und rezitiert Gedichte. Seine zahlreichen, heiligen Gesänge sind im Arul-pa zusammengestellt. Als beispielhaft redlicher Mensch führt Ramalingam gottesfürchtig ein genügsames Leben. Er predigt seinen Schülern die spirituelle Einigkeit und die universelle Barmherzigkeit. Die erste Ausgabe dieser Abhandlung über Mahatma Ramalingam und seine Offenbarungen stammt von 1936.Mahatma Ramalingam hat sowohl die Eigenschaften von sichtbaren und nicht sichtbaren Formen von Jyoti, das heilige Licht gekannt. Es hat eine Form weil man es erleben und sehen kann. Es kann auch formlos sein weil man es nicht fühlen kann und es kann sich loschen.Mahatma Ramalingam hat geschätz dass die ewige Wahrheit bleibt unbekannt und dass es ist Jyoti, das unendliche Licht der Gnade, welches die Offenbarung der Wahrheit bringt.Einen herzlichen Dank an Frau Geneviève Vuilleumier für ihre großartige Übersetzungsarbeit. Sie hat die Geisteshaltung des Kavi Yogi Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati auf bewundernswerte Art auf Deutsch hervorheben konnen. Danke auch an Frau Claudine Grisel für das Vorwort dieses Buches. Danke, Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati, dass Sie uns diese Worte übermittelt haben! Mit dem Segenswunsch: Aum Shuddha Shakti Aum!Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
ForewordTo my friend, to my guide, to the mahatma of my heart, to the visionary of a united world living in peace and harmony in the earthly paradise that God has given us.Life and destiny is like an iceberg; most of us is hidden, and for some, this is the start of the long path of questioning... For souls that are searching, the time then comes when the seeker finds what is being sought: the precursor, the one that has opened the path, cleared it out and illuminated the way. Thus in the deepest part of our Selves, at the centre of our soul, Joythi, the Divine Light is revealed and works on meeting all those who seek it.Kavi Yogi Maharshi Shuddhananda Bharati was a scholar, linguist, scientist, seer poet, saint and the sage of the Cosmic Age. He was ever agile and active, writing, singing, doing good and observed silence for 30 continuous years. He was a universalist, who was not bound to caste, religion, colour and race or geographic bounds. He was an apostle of Sama Yoga, which seeks for a synthesis of science and yoga, West and East, the actual and the ideal in life.Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati is the author of creative and literary works with diverse writing styles: epic and lyric writings, melodramas, operas, comedies, pastoral theologies, novels, short stories, biographies, notes on famous works, essays.Bharata Shakti Kavi Malayam is his magnum opus.Editions ASSA, Christianananda Bharati
Editor's NotesWilliam Blake was a mystic artist, who lived in an imaginary dreamland. The dream of art was his life and breath. People of his time called him crazy. Only later did the world know him as an artist genius, one who lived for art, and celebrated him. Today's world celebrates his epic poems and paintings. There is much new English research on these.This mystic artist's life and words will continue to live in our literature. Kavi Yogi Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati in this book describes the history, poems and art of William Blake.This book clearly describes how a real artist would be.Let this artistic book of the divine karpaga tree flourish in the grove of renaissance!Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Pourquoi pas ?Fée Lauraux en collaboration avec Gilberte Voide Crettenand«... Je souhaite que chacun et chacune, sur cette terre, puisse un jour ressentir le bonheur profond et la sérénité que je connais aujourd'hui à 87 ans. J'espère que mon témoignage incitera les humains à croire sans peur au « pourquoi pas », cette force vitale, invisible mais bien présente, qui a guidé ma vie à chacune de ses étapes et qui soutient chacun et chacune dans la réalisation de la mission de son âme.C'est cette Force supérieure qui met sur notre chemin les éléments nécessaires à réaliser notre don. Nous avons tous quelque chose de spécifique à accomplir et tout devient possible dès le moment où l'on accepte d'abandonner notre vie à la Source. Mais dans cette démarche, chacun est libre. On ne voit pas le vent... on ne voit que le mouvement des feuilles dans les branches.Pourquoi pas ?Ce livre est porteur de guérison. Guérison de nos peurs, de nos doutes, de nos coeurs.Guérison par l'amour, le lâcher-prise et la confiance.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget
Author's NotesAll the 324 songs contained in this book give voice to my experience of life. I, who lived my life depending solely on the almighty Supreme Soul for support, encountered many obstacles and ordeals in my life. On the stage of this world, I have never known the joys of romantic love. I sought only the joy of knowing and uniting with God. He, who remained the beloved thief who had robbed my heart, subjected me to terrible worldly hardships. Who stood by me whenever I was surrounded by innumerable misfortunes such as egoistic tussles, jealousy, backbiting, deceit, divisive scheming, unjust slander and disappointments? Only the pure energy that is God was my life saviour. During those difficult times, I strung garlands of songs as an ode to the Supreme Soul who is the Master of my life. These songs are countless in number. Out of these, I have selected the ones most pleasing to me and those which I thought the world would like for inclusion in this book. From the songs piled in high heaps, I selected many for publication by prolonged filtering (and destroyed many more by tearing them up) in order to provide succour to other suffering souls like me.Practices to infuse divinity in one's life, ways to overcome obstacles hampering one's life, songs to promote unity in this world and to lead a life devoid of illusory mental conflicts and egoistic constrictions, ways to attain God with the help of love and utterances of enlightened people to guide us on the path towards God are all resonant in the music of life.I practised austerity in my personal life to buy paper required for publishing this book. I undertook fasting at night and on special days and saved money to present this book to all people I consider my own. Each song encompasses within itself the experiences of life. By understanding, singing and reflecting on the songs, these experiences will come to light. No matter how terrifying the ordeals which come one's way, if one goes forward with truth and trusting solely in the Supreme Soul who is our conscience keeper, the calamity will be averted and peace and happiness will prevail. This is my personal experience of life. May everyone know, understand, feel love, experience divine grace, sing, dance, feel, give and rise!Dr. Shuddhanandha Bharati
The Silent SplendourAvatar Meher BabaThe Yogi said, The light of knowledge must burn in the lamp of love. The heart must lead the brain. The spirit must breathe in the matter. The Yogi must handle science for the peace and harmony of the universe. East and West must unite. Under the vast canopy of heaven, humanity must live as one spiritual communion of loving souls conscious of One God in the hearts of the beings. Love of God must merge with the love towards humanity. All are pervaded by one Pure Cosmic force. The difference lies in the evolution of self-consciousness.Editions ASSA / Christian Piaget
Avant-proposPrésentation de la collection AzaléeLes Editions ASSA, en gardant la ligne spirituelle suivie à ce jour avec les écrits du Sage Shuddhananda Bharati, ont créé une nouvelle branche intitulée « Collection ASSA Azalée ».Un nom de fleur pour soutenir et rappeler le profond attachement des Editions ASSA à la Nature. Azalée nous ramène à la joie et au bonheur d'aimer et d'être aimé. C'est la touche parfumée destinée à embellir les différents titres qui viennent nourrir cette collection.L'ouvrage d'Eveline Monticelli vient très bien compléter la collection, pour l'authenticité et la profondeur de son contenu. Il décrit la relation d'une maman, d'un papa, d'une famille face à une enfant polyhandicapée, bouleversant leurs existences. Un texte touchant, un clin d'oeil de la force de vie qui est en chacun d'entre nous. Nadia, l'héroïne du livre nous transmet son message écrit par sa maman Eveline Monticelli.En publiant cet écrit, les Editions ASSA offrent aux lecteurs la possibilité de retrouver des chemins parcourus dans leur propre existence à travers les lignes de l'auteur, d'en prendre conscience, et de se reconnaître dans cette quête vers laquelle nous tendons tous, celle de la sérénité.L'éditeur remercie Eveline Monticelli pour la sincérité et la confiance témoignées pour la parution de son ouvrage dans la Collection ASSA Azalée.Editions ASSA, Christian Piaget, février 2017
