This book is a series, and the primary message is “mental health”. Most of the well-known mental health issues or disorders may have been hereditary; but what this book, and the subsequent series, will be focused on will be to look at the various causes or actions that lead to mental health breakdowns in a person or in families where it never existed.

These books will highlight what we refer to as “little misunderstandings” that occur in life, and happen in our various homes with siblings, extended families, friends, and colleagues. Things like parents showing favoritism between their children where, unbeknown to them, it created resentment and was never addressed or resolved, so there was never closure in the minds of the children.

The nature of my job gives me the opportunity to listen to people talk about their issues, and the hardest issues I have had to resolve were born out of unresolved family pressure. For example, forcing a child to study or to become what they were not fashioned to be can create mental health issues.

To give you an idea of what this book is about. Genesis chapter 25 verse 28 reads, “Isaac loved Esau because he enjoyed eating the wild game Esau brought home, but Rebekah loved Jacob.

” The singular act of these parents ripped two brothers apart silently yet the effect was life threatening. Had God not intervened, Esau would have killed his brother, Jacob.

One’s faith in God is the stabilizing factor that keeps one sane in all of life’s harshest testing. Your faith is the check and balance, the ace you must pull against all your trials.

God has never failed, and I am convinced that He is not going to start failing with you. The question everyone should ask is: What is more important, fame or fulfilment?Both come with pressure, but one comes with the capacity to deal with that pressure.

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