About the book: year / They say time heals... That all wounds gradually heal, heal and stop hurting... This is probably true. Any pain, even the most severe, subsides over time and only occasionally makes itself felt. The pain goes away. But the scars remain...If you cut your finger, it will bleed. It can be stopped by pressing a handkerchief to the cut. Then the wound will heal, and in its place a small scar will remain, which is unlikely to bother you ever again. What to do if the wound is not on the finger, but in the heart? Where can I get this treasured handkerchief that will heal the heart and, over time, help turn this cut into a scar? How can a person stop this flow of pain? Only the heart knows the answer to this question. Only it knows why gradually even the deepest wound heals and ceases to give in to pain at the slightest memory of it. Wounds slowly heal and are even sometimes forgotten. The scars from them remain forever. The older a person gets, the more scars accumulate on his heart, thereby forming a kind of map from which one can read his entire life..