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"In Search of Lost Treasures" by Lydia Tabolina "I've lost myself," probably every second person has caught themselves thinking this. This is a depressing state when you seem to have everything in life for complete happiness, but you have neither the desire nor the strength to enjoy it. What is the reason for this? Why does our life turn into constant doubts, self-doubt and an endless desire to compare ourselves with others? Why do we play someone else's role imposed on us by society? Why do we try to "appear" to be someone else instead of "being" ourselves? Why do we "wear" a dull face with sunken eyes? What happened to that sparkling individuality? How, and most importantly, in whom, can we regain ourselves?

Why is it that once we have chosen Christ, having made the most important step in our lives, years later we realise that we are living an unhappy Christianity?

Why is it that years later, when we are supposed to have found ourselves in God, we suddenly realise that we have lost our identity altogether? What broke us and how did we allow this to happen?

Why, then, if we are endowed with truth and spiritual values, do we compare ourselves to others over and over again, live in doubt and with a sense of loss, trying to adjust to imposed standards?

Have we really learnt all the lessons and understood God correctly, if years later we find ourselves in an artificial, theoretical Christianity? What exactly have we lost? What treasures have we lost, so that our hearts no longer nourish our first love for the Lord ? With these questions, the main character of the book embarks on a difficult journey: in search of herself and her lost treasures. Will she be able to find herself again, to put together her lost uniqueness piece by piece?