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Éditions Jeune Lévrier presents : Reflections on my life, Before and after Doctor Dahesh by Joseph Henri Chakkour

[ Recently published ]


Joseph H. Chakkour… An Incredible Storyteller!

TWENTY FIVE years after his death in the United States—the Land of Exile of Daheshism since the civil war has ravaged Lebanon—the memory of Doctor Dahesh is still alive in the hearts of his disciples. Curiously enough, very little is known in the West about this man who has unequivocally amazed the Levant with his miracles, and captivated the attention of a whole generation by his persona and teaching. In his book, Reflections On My Life, Joseph Chakkour comes out of his silence to relate to us how he met this man in Beirut, and how his life was affected by him, though nothing in his life had predestined him to be a Daheshist—or so he thought. And that’s the astonishing part, which gave life to an unexpected book, a sincere, humoristic, moving, and most of all, baffling book! As to the author, he turns out to be an excellent storyteller—to his surprise, mostly! Once you read his words, you will discover that the humor of the biographer has nothing to envy to the exactitude of the portraitist. << This saga novel on the Chakkour's Family, Lebanon, its politicians, Dahesh and his fight for liberty, freedom of speach and civil rightsthe Lebanese civil war and the enchanting miracles of the Middle Eastwill surely make its own headway ... >>

TO BELIEVE in a truth that goes against the tide when, and because, everyone believes in it is not that much of a feat. The real exploit, in my view, is to believe in it when deep in our heart we know we are facing a revelation, though the whole world might think otherwise. When my time came to choose what to believe, I chose not to close my eyes to the obvious, and it turned out to be my life. And here I am now, lifting my voice as one who was touched, to relate what I witnessed and what I felt. I come also to relate the very instances Doctor Dahesh cared to share with me, because to live them again and again is a joy in itself. In his book Words, Doctor Dahesh says, “My word is part of my heart, shard of my soul, essence of my whole.” That is how I meant my words to be. I know they are not perfect, but they are true to form—my form, or soul.

The Author

To discover the wonderful world of Joseph
Read > > My first party * Preamble *
The Streets of Beirut *
Chapter 25

Reflections on my life, before and after Doctor Dahesh

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Dahesh through his Own Words
by Joseph Chakkour

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Read the last version of
Daheshism in a Bird's Eye View

Adapted and reviewed from the French original version
By Joseph H. Chakkour


[ Selection of Poetry and Prose ]
by Joseph H. Chakkour

William Bouguereau: The Flagellation of Christ

[Open letter to Jesus Christ, the Son of Man]

If you were to come ...


When you are to come... would you be a Jew among Jews, like the first time, a Muslim or a Christian reading the Bible or the Koran... How would we know it's you? The Bible puts you on a cloud, surrounded with angels, John compared your approach to the one of a thief in the dark of the night... Read >>



Barbarity of the Lebanese police under Bechara el-Khoury

Photo de Dahesh abattu à Azerbaïdjan.


Unpublished letter from Dahesh to Edward Noon, his attorny at law
(written from exile)

and in which he confides about the barbarism of the Lebanese government under Bechara El Khoury
... A revelation that still leaves us speechless ... how such crimes,
against an innocent civilian, remained unpunished all this time? Learn how Dahesh responded ... and how, by what miracle, he escaped from death!

[Unpublished letter from Dahesh to Noon]



[ Dahesh Sings America ]
by Joseph H. Chakkour

American Flag and Eagle
Copyright © 2010 Bob Engle Design & Illustration

To Dahesh Freedom is a basic and sacred human right no one—no one—should be deprived of. And those tyrants who try to suppress it are only going against the will of God; that’s why they will never succeed, as he said it in those words: Freedom is a gift from heaven to the sons of Earth. Therefore, whatever (the opportunistic ruler) may try to harm her sanctity, she is ready to rebel against him and blind him with a spray of her dust. However hard odious tyrants try to bury freedom, they will never succeed, because freedom is forever immortal till the end of Time. That’s why also he fought heart and soul the Lebanese Government when it conspired to deprive him of his freedom, and decried its tyranny for wanting to divest him of that most sacred of God-given right. And if he chose the United States over all the other nations of the world, it is not only because... Read >>



Selection of poems presented by Joseph H. Chakkour

The First Pilgrims/JHC Reflections
The First Landing of the Pilgrims, 1620 / Published in New York by Martin & Johnson in 1859


Selection 1:
The Daheshist Mission emigrates to the Land of the Free



[ Soon: New selection of poems by Joseph H. Chakkour - 2010 ]



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