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Radman Hosseinzadeh is a Persian writer and actor, currently residing in Germany. Escape the Loop is his debut collection, offering 218 reflections gathered over seven years — a journey through the loops of life, toward ourselves, toward the ocean. His writing style touches on lust and loss, love and grief, mysticism and self-awareness.

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“And how would you reach a state of goodness without giving away the things you like most?”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop
“There are collectors and givers in life.
Among the givers,
some give without expecting anything in return,
I like to call them “non-expecter givers.”
In my opinion, if you can be a non-expecter giver,
life will be played on another level,
the world will be a more beautiful place in your eyes,
and lasting happiness will be on your path.
Oh, what a fool expecter I am.”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop
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“And some wise man said,
“Hey you habitant of this sad city,
what are you craving for with that one penny?
Isn’t it that the end is just a bunch of soil?
Isn’t it that the end is just a white shroud cloth?
Why are you proudly walking and laughing around then?
Are you dependent on this short-term madness?
Hey habitant of this sad city,
what are you craving for with that penny?”
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“Nothing is everything.
Get rid of everything.
Become nothing.
Lose it all, and you become the one,
the flow, the whole.”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop

“That harsh stone
becomes softer and softer
when the river keeps cuddling it.
And who is out there
harsher than a stone
if you keep the flow
of sincere kindness on them?
Does the river ask for a favor in return?
Then why would you?”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop

“And the eyes are the ultimate truth tellers.
Because the lies and wrongs will eventually project on the surface—on the face.
Like a disease that is reflected on the skin.
You see it within their eyes,
in the aura around their face.
Look at yourself in the mirror.
What do you see?”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop

“I always saw myself as a collection of water.
So I believed that to stay pure,
I must keep moving—
and moving.
Like a river that keeps its water clean
through a constant flow.
But why not become the ocean,
unchanging, vast, and free?”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop
tags: ocean

“Sometimes the distance between me and you
is just a word, as far as an arrival.
A soft and fragile word,
like the dance of falling leaves.
In the most crowded area,
being lonely is a gift that not everyone deserves.
Like that existence with God,
not everyone deserved to.
In search of true love,
I became lonely in this world.
What a moron I am.
That loneliness was itself
the love I searched for.”
Radman Hosseinzadeh, Escape The Loop

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