You don't wake up one day and decide to believe a lie. It builds - layer by layer, through small, comfortable acceptances.
This audiobook opens with a simple, unsettling question: have you ever felt something was right, just because it felt easy?
Across thirteen chapters, Priy Yuvraj traces exactly how that happens - in your relationships, where you accept attention instead of asking whether it has depth; within yourself, where you mistake the absence of discomfort for actual clarity; and in the world around you, where you follow ready-made ways of thinking simply because they work, not because you ever questioned them.
What emerges is a structure - three layers, peeled back one at a time. At the surface: comfort, where everything feels settled and nothing needs to be questioned. Beneath that: avoidance, a quiet, almost invisible tendency to not look deeper. And beneath that: a constructed sense of truth that has never actually been tested, yet feels convincing enough to live by.
This is not a book that offers five-step solutions or motivational comfort. It doesn't guide you toward an answer - it walks you back through the layers you built without noticing, until something you've been avoiding becomes impossible to avoid any longer.
Delivered in a close, reflective, unhurried narration, Sweetness of Your Lie is for listeners who've ever paused mid-life and sensed a gap between what felt true and what actually was - and are finally ready to stop looking away from it.
