WHAT FAULT IS IT OF MINE?

DESCRIPTIONWhat if we have spent our lives judging people without ever knowing where their journey began?We live in a world that often measures human beings by their results: their success, their failures, their wealth, their mistakes, and the place they occupy in society. But behind every life there is a story we cannot fully see.WHAT FAULT IS IT OF MINE? is an invitation to look beyond appearances and ask deeper questions about what shapes a human life.Family. Childhood. Opportunity. Poverty. Education. Love. Abandonment. Society. History. Decisions. Pain. Privilege. And the circumstances into which we are born.Through reflections, stories, and questions that challenge the way we see ourselves and others, this book explores a simple but powerful idea: Not everyone begins life from the same starting point.Understanding this does not mean denying personal responsibility. It means recognizing that before judging another person's destination, we should try to understand the road they had to travel.These pages invite us to rediscover empathy without abandoning responsibility, gratitude without ignoring suffering, and hope without pretending that life is always easy.They also remind us of something we sometimes forget while pursuing success, recognition, or wealth: A human life has value long before the world decides how much it is worth.Perhaps we cannot change where we began. Perhaps we cannot erase everything that has happened to us. But we can decide what we will do with the life that remains before us.Because understanding our past is not the end of the journey.It may be the beginning of living with greater compassion, humility, gratitude, and responsibility.