Make Eye Contact with Yourself

“Looking into My Own Eyes” is a collection of 15 short stories by Jaree Chantharapha in his youth.
This e-book edition is considered official, with several stories added and some removed. Added
stories include “The Frame,” “Responding,” “Our Banana,” and “God’s Lamb.”
The story removed (included in the book “Conversations with Hemingway”) is “The Man Who Started Life in a Room.” This e

-book marks the official release of “Looking into My Own Eyes,” containing the stories as they were in the physical book, just as all of Jaree Chantharapha’s short story collections sold on MEB will adhere to the original content.

“One way I live happily with the past and the future that arrives every second is to fill all stories and words from the past with the word ‘once.’
Many people say we should only keep beautiful images and eloquent words on our hard drives, memory cards, notebooks, and memories.
But I see it differently; I have relationships with many things – myself, others, animals, objects, abstract concepts, and various levels of feelings and thoughts.”
All in all, if we were to say that human relationships all have levels of truth hidden within, or even above, or below, that level of relationship, would you agree or disagree?
Let’s examine the levels of truth and relationships.

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