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SUMMARY: Anxiety, depression and other mental health issues are becoming very common amongst people. In this book, explore the mentality of Mr. FOG as he takes on a psychological approach of his personal story on how he overcame the issues in his mind.
The BookViral Review: Genre – Self Help & Spirituality
Changing our perspectives can often seem an insurmountable challenge but when it comes to our perception of God Mr Fog has penned a deeply thought-provoking and intimate read that leads to much reflection.
Books that explore our relationship with God vary widely in terms of content and truly eclectic thinking is rare but Why God is my only best friend: a psychological approach certainly veers towards the latter.
Explored in the context of his own experiences Fog offers powerful insights which are heartfelt, faith-affirming and profoundly intimate. And whilst a relatively quick read the degree of candour with which he writes resonates in a way that will encourage many readers to reflect on their own perceptions. He recognises the complexity of different belief systems and yet his words transcend them and on this level, Fogs explores the choices we make and where they might ultimately lead us.
Written in simple unpretentious prose it’s clear from the start that there’s a sharp and probing mind at work as his prose recount pivotal events in his life. The chapters are succinct but they challenge our thinking. Exploring our relationship with God through the deeds we do, why God creates rules and how jealousy destroys us.
With poignant concluding remarks, Fog reminds us that sometimes we are faced with hardships but we should always find the “best possible way”, to find a solution. Altogether Why God is my only best friend: a psychological approach proves a powerful read and is definitely recommended.
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