The Girl who searched for God, Divine Prose, the God without Color

Introduction I know this book is in prose, and I want to speak to you, woman and mother, sister and companion in adversities; to you who always seek God and always manage to find the best of God in the heart and love, which is his true universe.
To you, who struggle every day to improve yourself a little more even if the world does not understand you; to you, who look for God in the darkness and refuse to accept that the world is only that which is presented to us, to you, dear reader, and to the parents who have daughters and expect from them a true Christian existence and coexistence, for those are these lines that I write, as always, with my heart in my hands and with the truth on my lips.
It is a small reminder that with faith everything is possible in life and without faith, we only get half way there.
This book is for the fighters, those women who get up every day with the motivation to change a world built for their subjugation and that day by day are breaking obstacles and barriers, thanks to God, and thus, changing the world to a place more worthy of what the future deserves.
These lines are, in short, a whisper in the silence; a glance towards that part of ourselves that always reminds us of where we come from, where we are from, and where we are headed. Don Javier Clemente Engonga (King without a Crown, Knight without a Country& Servant of God)
President of the World Corporate Organization (World Corporate Organization)
President of The United States of Africa Corporation
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