Intentional Lie: How Institutions Rewired Our Health, Mind, and Behavior (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798246167793)

What if the most dangerous lies in your life are the ones you tell yourself-without even realizing it?

Intentional Lie is a quiet but confrontational examination of the beliefs we accept, repeat, and live by-often unconsciously. Not lies spoken out loud, but internal narratives that shape identity, behavior, health, relationships, faith, and purpose.

This book is not about deception by others.
It is about self-deception-and how easily it becomes normalized.

Through clear reflections, structured insights, and intentional pauses for self-examination, Intentional Lie invites the reader to notice where comfort has replaced truth, where repetition has replaced discernment, and where inherited beliefs have gone unquestioned.

Rather than offering rigid answers, this book creates space:
- Space to notice patterns
- Space to interrupt automatic thinking
- Space to tell the truth-first to yourself

Written in the distinctive, accessible style of the Intentional Series, Intentional Lie favors clarity over complexity and reflection over argument. Short sections and focused observations make it ideal for readers who prefer depth without density.

This book is for anyone who has ever felt misaligned-but couldn't explain why.
For those who sense that something feels "off," even when everything appears fine.
For readers ready to replace unconscious agreement with intentional awareness.

Truth does not arrive all at once.
It begins when a lie is finally seen.

Intentional Lie is not about guilt.
It is about recognition-and the freedom that follows.