19.10.26

WORDS HAVE THE POWER TO PLANT SEEDS

 

 

We often rush through our days, caught in a relentless cycle of obligations, 
worries, and the endless noise of the world around us.
 
And yet—sometimes, all it takes is a single sentence, a fresh idea, 
or a new way of seeing things to unlock possibilities we never imagined.
 
This book was born from a simple truth:  
Words have the power to plant seeds.
 
A reflection can awaken awareness.
A thought can bring peace to a restless mind.
A single quote can spark a profound inner transformation.
The pages ahead don’t claim to offer absolute truths or ready-made solutions.
Instead, they invite you to pause, reflect, and explore new perspectives.
 
They’re gentle reminders to slow down, question your beliefs, 
and nurture a more positive relationship with yourself, others, and life itself.
 
Read this book from cover to cover—or simply open it at random.
Let the words resonate within you.
Some thoughts may speak to you immediately, 
while others will reveal their deeper meaning in time.
 
Transforming your life doesn’t always mean changing everything.
Often, the greatest transformations begin with small shifts—new habits, 
a different mindset, or a renewed way of embracing whatever life presents.

Because every meaningful change starts with a single thought. 

And sometimes, a single thought is all it takes to change everything. 

I wrote those words when my father passed away.
For myself.
And on through lots of personal readings, numberous talks, 
I decided to publish a first version in french, self edited.
 
I kept hearing the same thing from my customers: 
most of them live abroad, do not speak or read french,
 and are searching for meaning and answers in their lives. 
 
That's what inspired me to write the German version first, 
and then the English one.
 
The artwork has been released by my super talented daughter Nazaré Fahy.

17.10.26

istanbul


 With my son Lael, we went for a week in Istanbul, Turkey.
 
 
 
 
We didn't plan anything in particular as we originally wanted to cross the country 
in the direction of the East. 
 











 
But his school in France decided the things differently. 
It means we have had to come back to France earlier as we expected.
 



We weren't organized, no plans in particular. 
 

  
Just discovering. 
 

We went to the black sea, but witihin an hour, police came to ask our passports. 
We felt that this was a very sensitive area.
 



We took the ferry to Armutlu. 
 

So those are a few images shot from a father and son's trip. 
 



 














Not a documented trip, nothing special.
 














  
We enjoyed very much the people we met! They were so great! Uncredible!
 






 






















We left Istanbul one day after the arrests of lgbtq+ members in a few cities of the country.
We couldnt believe the news.... 



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