Casarotto delivers to his reader something really powerful: an opportunity of awareness, self-discovery, and evaluation, capable of enhancing those who already were seeking changes, as well as awakening to the virtues those who were asleep. In both cases, it delivers the state of surveillance with regard to the attitudes we print every day in the universe around us, making us critics of ourselves and aware about how much we need to evolve, which is already worth it. From the day I made contact with this content, many things changed direction, while others became irrelevant. This is a book for who seeks “tiding their closets” by getting rid of everything that has been built up during years of conditioning and addictions and that is heavy, superfluous, takes up space and needs to be disposed of, resting what really matters: a state of lightness capable of enriching the way we see and deal with the other and the world. When we really work hard on this cleaning, what is left is the understanding that we are privileged by the simple fact that we have a life, which is something great and invaluable. Casarotto directs his years of research, studies, and conclusions to people who are humble to recognize that they have a little knowledge, that they have much to learn, and that they will help to build a new world that day by day becomes more necessary and urgent. I hope that they are many.
Ari Nicolosi
