Anyezah tells the story of a 27-year-old college graduate woman who sets on a journey of self-discovery beginning from where her desire for marriage and a suitable career had ceased. She decided to reconnect with her roots and in the process, discover true love in an unanticipated way.
Anwar Fareed a 32 years old Sudanese Army officer was dispatched to the southern army divisions as a measure to restrain him. Arriving the town in the part of the country he has never been to before, he was to restrain his apprehension and realign with the regime. Arriving his new military station, he was as spontaneous as he had been and as a result was dispatched to a different area in the region. In his unrelenting sought to identify with the plights of war, he develops affection for a young woman who became his compatriot. This story depicts Anwar’s journey between the north and the south with many diverse individual characters that he met in his military journey.
My name is Rejoice Kur, my passion for coaching evolved over the years with the persistent drive of intense curiosity of what lies beyond the hurdles of life. To recognize that the desire to peruse and live a fulfilled life is an incredible force depicted in our journeys and ordinary narratives.
As I stated earlier in the introduction, my journey had responded the calling. So I developed a program based on the ‘above the line and below the line thinking’ model called A Journey To Personal Mastery.
This is one of the stories inspired by a childhood journey with my family from Raga to Wau, towns in western Bahr el Ghazal in the southern part of the Sudan in 1987. What had prompted me to write the memoir had been the events that had followed the South Sudanese attainment of a sovereign state.
This is a story that depicted what was sought after even before my birth. I came along and joined the march to demand for equal status. For me most parts of the story had been tough. In my writing, I had to take an expedition of self-composure. I had to take my forethought into an anticipated future and come back to write with that visualization. I had to withdraw my sentiment from what could call for vengeance and speak up for what the child had stood for. Within it is a reflective memoir about the power of a good cause and a family who believed in the triumph of the people. In their enactment, they raised a child within a time disguised by war and social discords. In a subtle journey along the lines of family relations and social associations, the story evolved.