
Little Thoughts About Life, Ourselves and the Mess in Between
By F. H. GilbertLength2h 11m
About this audiobook
ittle Thoughts About Life, Ourselves and the Mess in Between is a gentle, funny collection of reflections on being human. Beginning with the trouble with thinking, F. H. Gilbert asks why we believe what we believe, why two people leave the same room with two different stories, and what we are really waiting for when we say “someday”. Across nine short chapters she explores experience, identity, the things we cannot see, wisdom, the cages we learn to live in, finding our own voice, faith and the questions we cannot explain, and what it means to become a memory in other people’s lives. Written in a warm, conversational voice with a light touch of humour, the book does not offer tidy answers. It invites you to pause, question your assumptions, and live more fully while you still have the chance. Ideal for quiet moments, a cup of tea and an open mind.
Audiobook details
GenreHumor, Self-Help
Length2 hrs 11 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 3, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Dedication
2Epigraph
3Preface
4Introduction: The Trouble with Thinking
5Chapter One: Life Is an Experience
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6Chapter Two: The Things We Think We Are
7Chapter Three: The Things We Cannot See
8Chapter Four: The Wisdom We Discover Twice
9Chapter Five: The Cage We Learn to Live In
10Chapter Six: The Life We Keep Postponing
11Chapter Seven: Finding a Voice
12Science, art and the business of being human
13The fear of saying what we think
14When words help us see ourselves
15A voice of our own
16The courage to remain unfinished
17Chapter Eight: God, Humanity and the Things We Cannot Explain
18Did man create God in his own image?
19What if God is love?
20The drop and the ocean
21The breath that connects us
22What happens when the drops come together?
23The mind as both observer and observed
24The journey to God
25Chapter Nine: When We Become Memories
26The journey from action to memory
27The versions of us that live in others
28What do we really leave behind?
29The strange experience of growing older
30What does it mean to be forgotten?
31The people who remain with us
32The life we are still living
33I want to leave my heart on the world
34Acknowledgements