It Was Always My Fault: And The Social Benefit's Fault
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In the second book, I speak more deeply about behavioral, psychological issues. The same individual who only thinks about getting rich (money and material), needs to know himself, understand that his inner emptiness was probably caused by external circumstances based on someone else's life (envy, greed, power). Men are living based on the lives of others, blind to themselves. And I demonstrate this by explaining in a simple way, how the economic cycle can directly interfere with your sadness, emptiness and depression.
Series: Purely Behavioral
Third Book: The Last Frontier - The Soul's Path
A cosmo-vision of Liberty, History and Culture: with a small addition of Art. A butterfly effect! The Symbology from the cover reflects the writing approach. Differences between the old and modern men involving art, money, the parallel with the being dominance. Everything was coming back to the individual's psychological enrichment. I created the perception that, not only money is exact, static, but also its movement flow: body, sould and spirit - it doesn't matter the level. Everything is intrinsically linked with habits and individual actions of the subject, directly influenced by the social environment it lives in. All the living paradigms to be overcome depend exclusively on the psychological and rational reorganization of the involved human.
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"One day, I shall be able to deeply honor my soul and immerse myself in the love of the Spirit that resides within me: into the depths with the Divine Spouse of my soul.
I do not wish merely to sell books; I aspire to share them. Guided by Grace, I shall be endowed with the ability to offer a fragment of the breath of my limited intelligence. My project is not for today, months, or a year; hence, I intend to transcribe my thoughts until my last day. This is who I am.
Yet, that is but a detail, one of those more clichéd - perhaps - that make up the human needs in the yearning for the new, the unknown, in the exploration of the inner and outer realms.
"We are the image and likeness of that which we love."
