In an age where prosperity is measured by possessions and self-worth is too often tethered to material success, the silent epidemic of inner emptiness continues to grow. Rich in Things, Poor in Peace is not just a novel; it is a reflection of a world where abundance is loud, but fulfillment is faint.
This book was born from the unsettling realisation that despite rising incomes, grander homes, and fancier titles, many remain prisoners of anxiety, loneliness, and discontent. We have mastered the art of acquisition, yet forgotten the value of stillness. We chase more, but live less. The pursuit of wealth has never been more aggressive, and yet, the yearning for genuine peace has never been more desperate.
Through fictional characters whose lives mirror reali
