Insight: The Psychology of the Spirit (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798859855292)

You can't swim against the current.

Enzo Parilli learned that the hard way; 500 feet from shore in a St. Petersburg storm, out of breath, being dragged out to sea, certain he wouldn't make it back. The lesson that saved him that day became the spine of this book: stop fighting the current of your own life, and learn to flow with it.

Insight: The Psychology of the Spirit is part memoir, part field guide to the inner world. It begins with an eleven-year-old boy arriving in the United States from Venezuela in imitation sneakers, carrying a quiet certainty that he was meant for more - and traces the 29-year journey to finally understanding what that meant.

This is a book about the machinery underneath your daily life: the beliefs you absorbed before you were old enough to choose them, the self-concept that quietly filters every decision you make, and the gap between who you are and who you know you could be.

Inside, you'll explore:

• The principle of least effort: why fighting your own current keeps you exhausted
• Limiting beliefs: how patterns set in your first seven years still run the show, and how to break them
• Healing: the starting point of every real transformation
• Self-concept: the lens through which you perceive yourself, and how to rebuild it
• Congruency: aligning your inner truth with your outer actions, so what you believe, say, and do become one

"It's not about looking at how and when you transform, but what transforms you."

For the ones brave enough to be curious. Brave enough to be different. Brave enough to honor and speak their truth.