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Hamdy’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Hamdy’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Hamdy Hegazy’s Followers (20)
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Hamdy Hegazy
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Born
in Egypt
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Genre
Influences
Deeply inspired by the timeless wisdom of great philosophers—especiall
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Member Since
June 2025
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/hamdyhegazy
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EGYPT BETWEEN THE PATH AND THE DESTINY: EGYPT BETWEEN THE PATH AND THE DESTINY
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FROM WISDOM TO THE ABYSS - THE SOUL BENEATH THE BLADE OF PAIN
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A MAN DEFYING FATE A JOURNEY IN SEARCH OF LIGHT
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Hamdy’s Recent Updates
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Hamdy Hegazy
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Gena Ghearing
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Hamdy Hegazy
made a comment on
A Thought Experiment: Collective Guilt — Creating a Monster and Blaming the Beast
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"This is a thought-provoking piece! I really appreciate the depth and insight in your exploration of power and collective responsibility. It’s a fasci
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Hamdy Hegazy
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Mehmet Çalışkan's
blog post:
A Thought Experiment: Collective Guilt — Creating a Monster and Blaming the Beast
"First Act: Imagine a society that grants absolute authority to an individual who, under normal circumstances, should be treated in a psychiatric hospital due to a lack of empathy and destructive impulses. Once in power, this individual predictably..."
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Hamdy Hegazy
made a comment on
The Machinations of the Mind: Why I Wrote Dark Desires
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"Thank you for sharing your journey and insights! It’s inspiring to see how your imagination has grown and developed into such compelling stories. I l
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Hamdy Hegazy
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liked
Nathan Johnston's
blog post:
The Machinations of the Mind: Why I Wrote Dark Desires
"First, I want to thank each of you for being fans of my work and for your interest in the inner workings of my mind. It has been a long journey building my imagination to the point it is today. People often ask: What made you write your first book..."
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Benjamin
Dec 03, 2025 04:16PM
Hey Hamdi, thank you for the friend request. Your book, EGYPT BETWEEN THE PATH AND THE DESTINY, seems interesting. If you're open to reviewing my book, I'd really appreciate feedback from other writers. Let me know and I'll send you copy. Thanks, Ben
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Hamdy,Thanks for the follow. My novels involve some of the issues you have lived.
EGYPT BETWEEN THE PATH AND THE DESTINYThis book presents a meticulous scientific study of Egypt’s history spanning 2,905 years under 26 successive occupations, examining how each occupation influenced the behavior and psychological identity of contemporary Egyptians. Drawing on psychology, philosophy, and genetics, the book analyzes how habits, resilience, and inherited traits of the Egyptian people were shaped over time. Every analysis is supported by evidence and references, making the book a reliable source for understanding modern Egyptian character and the impact of its long historical trajectory.
This is not merely a historical account, but a scientific revelation of how the occupations have affected the Egyptian psyche and inherited traits, compelling the reader to explore the detailed analyses presented within the pages of the book.
FROM WISDOM TO THE ABYSS – THE SOUL BENEATH THE BLADE OF PAIN
This book dares to unveil the naked truth about suffering—not as a curse, but as a decisive force that can either break you or rebuild you anew.
It dives deep into the human psyche to reveal why some souls rise from the ashes of tragedy toward greatness and transcendence, while others plunge irreversibly into the abyss of despair, deviation, and self-destruction.
Through an extraordinary fusion of psychology, philosophy, and genetic insights, you will discover how pain shapes destiny, rewrites identity, and etches its scars across generations.
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why me?”, this book offers an unsettling yet liberating answer: Pain did not come to destroy you—it came to transform you.
Read it… and you will never look at pain the same way again.
