This book transforms everyday life into a field of exercising discernment and discovering truth. If there is a paradise, it will come through the truth.

The author takes us by the hand to guide us in the surprise that truth is not only what appears at first glance. Many of the stories in the book share the common trait of describing situations of limited freedom.

The author's mastery teaches us how to draw conclusions that are deeper, sometimes even contrary, to those that are prompted by the impulse of the moment. The culture that surrounds us favors superficiality. This book is an enjoyable and practical guide to avoiding it.

We hold in our hands a printed assistant for discovering another God, different from the stereotypes of both the believers and the indifferent. A God who prefers us to be free even if it means we do not see Him.

A God who continuously supports us in caring for our inner garden, even if we refuse to acknowledge Him as the source of the flowers. A God whom, if we suspect even a little of His love, we will find.