Isolation is not loneliness

If in your loneliness you are busy with others and full of your good feelings towards them, then you are not one of the only ones. Rather, you are in successful isolation. Here we recall Jean-Paul Sartre's saying, "If you feel lonely when you are alone, then you are in bad company." But if the company is not bad. You will feel like Virginia Woolf felt, which is what she tried to analyze in her memoirs by saying, "It is the feeling of hearing the real world, taken by loneliness and silence."
Isolation may seem like a prison to the ordinary person, as it embodies deprivation in its purest sense for him. However, if the person forced into isolation loves reading and is accustomed to it, he will find in his prison an outlet provided by books. As for the isolation of the creative, this is not the case. It is an opportunity for solitude with oneself and dialogue with it. Mahmoud Darwish said in "The Butterfly Effect": "Isolation is choosing the type of pain, and training to conduct the actions of the heart with the freedom of a self-taught person."…
The readings contained in the pages of this book represent - for the most part - some of the fruits of isolation that the author considered somewhat successful, and he combined them together so that the dialogue with oneself becomes a dialogue with the books, and then a conversation with the reader.