This introduction to a book We’ve all Got Stories, which is
a following up to the author's previous work "God, Add to Cart,"
discusses unexplained events and the importance of personal interpretation. It
argues that many dismiss unusual experiences, while others dedicate their lives
to seeking explanations. The book aims to share stories from a counselor's case
files, offering multiple perspectives and encouraging readers to form their own
conclusions. This approach challenges societal pressures to accept only
sanctioned narratives and promotes personal empowerment. The goal is to foster
empathy by demonstrating the universality of such experiences. The book
distinguishes itself from typical uplifting narratives by presenting diverse
perspectives and emphasizing the act of personal decision-making.
