Not all doors lead to the same place. Some open to a faith that questions, others to a death that listens, and some to a life that refuses to be lived halfway.

In Beyond The First Door, Zarak Krumfort guides the reader through three doors that cross in silence:

The First Door – The Sinner: portraits of lives that chose, or not, to free themselves from the weight of rules and guilt.

The Second Door – Talabi: a new reading of biblical stories, without dogma and without judgment, where the desert holds answers no one dared to ask for.

The Third Door – Tuoni: the man who arrives in silence, carrying a box made of bones and asking only one question: "What did you learn in this life?"

Three paths, three crossings, one single starting point. Once you pass through the first door, you will no longer be the same — and when you reach the third, you may discover that there is no such thing as a last door.