Oswald Ndacayisaba Boeken

The book explores the profound impact of others on our self-perception and behavior, emphasizing how external judgments can intimidate and destabilize us. It delves into the development of self-esteem from childhood and how it is shaped by our environment and experiences. The text addresses the natural fear of judgment and the challenge of navigating social interactions while maintaining individuality. It encourages readers to consider how to lessen the influence of others' perceptions without isolating themselves, fostering a healthier self-view.

Exploring the intricacies of self-discovery, this manual emphasizes the importance of understanding one's character, values, and motivations to make fulfilling life choices. It argues that true personhood transcends mere existence and physicality, aligning with philosophical insights from thinkers like Heidegger. The book provides practical exercises aimed at fostering personal growth and self-awareness, encouraging readers to delve into their essence and enhance their interactions with others. This journey of introspection is presented as essential for achieving happiness and fulfillment.

Focusing on the plight of street children in Burundi, the book explores the complex socio-economic factors driving these children to the streets, particularly in urban areas. It critically examines the roles of various stakeholders claiming to protect children's rights, questioning their effectiveness. Additionally, it highlights the strategies employed by JSBM to facilitate the reintegration of street children into their families and schools, providing insight into the broader implications for society and child welfare in developing nations.