The Journey of a Secret Servant: From the death row to the red carpet (en Inglés)
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Born in the Republic of Burundi, a country that has endured many violent civil wars since declaring its independence in 1962, Dr Levi Rukundo is the author of many books such "From the Law into the Grace, 2010", "Living with the Invisible World, 2011", "The Wounded Soul, 2012", "The Pathway to Resilience, 2014" and and now, "The Journey of a Secret Servant, 2015". When it comes to talk about the conflict resolution in Burundi, Dr Levi Rukundo places the cause in the past history of the country and describes with astonishing details all tragedies that plunged inhabitants into deep mourning and sorrow since 1972, again in 1988 and 1993 up to the present day. Many people have been killed and buried in mass graves while some other bodies have been devoured by wild animals. These persecutions forced thousands upon thousands of Burundian people into exile. The turmoil has left the country with many orphans, widows, and refugees-as well as many rebels who want to fight against the oppression. During the unrest, He tried to join the rebellion in order to establish a state of law. His goal was to be an officer of the new army, or even a general of the National Army that would protect all people and restore lasting democracy in the broken country. What he heard during times of prayer confused him. On several occasions, people prophesied that he had no place in armed groups because, "God did not choose you to be a killer, but a healer." You will learn more by reading this testimonial book about what happened. This book will take you into a therapeutic session of sad, stressful and tragic events; and bring you back to hope, trust and edification to face every day life challenges. Dr. Rukundo's trajectory shows that he has been a teacher of primary schools, then a teacher and a principal of high schools, and became later a professor of universities as he holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology. He has been a political prisoner tortured, facing death sentences, and then a political refugee for many years before becoming a regular citizen. He has worked in the state office of the presidency, at two occasions, and has worked as a diplomat in the Russian Federation and in the United States of America. He has had great experiences that should be shared with the world.
