Between one journey and another, between one language and another, Mohamed Berisha opens unexpected doors for us, not only to geography, but also to the self, memory, and consciousness. “Discoveries in Travel and Languages” is not a traditional travel book, nor is it a typical personal memoir, but rather a series of “discoveries”—moments of spiritual and intellectual revelation and enlightenment—that suddenly flash during a passing moment or deep reflection.
In more than ninety countries and more than eleven languages, the author moves between places and times, accompanying the reader from the cathedral in Ravenna to the mosaics of the Alhambra, from the shrine of Daiti to the shadows of memory in the Vatican Museums. Each chapter here is a flash, and each flash is a revelation.
This book is a deeply personal human experience, but it speaks to what we all share: a passion for understanding, a longing for the other, and reconciliation with the self. It does not promise definitive answers, but it whispers questions that may
change your perspective on the world and open horizons toward a more expansive humanity.
