Poverty Bitterness Syndrome Book by Levi Sap Nei Thang

Poverty Bitterness Syndrome, the hidden emotional effects of chronic hardship, offering hope and pathways to healing.

Some people escape poverty financially but never escape survival emotionally.” — Levi Sap Nei Thang

A thought-provoking exploration of unresolved survival pain, emotional conditioning, bitterness, healing, accountability, relationships, and the long-term psychological effects of hardship.

• Format: Paperback & eBook
• Paperback: 237 pages
• Trim Size: 6 × 9 inches
• Paperback Price: $14.99
• eBook Price: $7.99
• ISBN: 978-0-9792993-9-1
• Library of Congress Control Number: 2026912151
• Language: English
• Genre: Psychology / Emotional Healing / Personal Growth / Social Reflection
• Available on major online bookstores and digital platforms.

About the Author

Levi Sap Nei Thang is an author and independent publisher whose work explores behavioral patterns, human psychology, and lived experience.

She holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physics and a Master of Divinity (MDiv) in Theology, combining analytical discipline with a deep understanding of human values, belief systems, and moral frameworks.

In recognition of her humanitarian contributions, she has also been awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Humanity.

Alongside her academic background, she has been involved in disaster recovery efforts and philanthropic initiatives, working across diverse communities and engaging with people from a wide range of social and economic environments. These experiences have provided her with direct insight into how hardship, instability, and opportunity shape long-term behavioral patterns.

Having served in leadership and high-responsibility roles, she brings both structured analysis and real-world experience to her work—focusing on patterns that are often observed but rarely clearly defined.

Her writing aims to help readers recognize these patterns, understand their impact, and step out of cycles that do not lead to stability.