"The knowledge of the mind, like that of life, is constantly changing. It is very likely that when we reach the end, we will realize that we still have not understood the beginning. To continue our journey, we must humbly accept this paradox."
"This happens with masks. The energy we spend to hide the truth cannot be used to live our lives - let alone to live happily. This wear and tear causes the chronic annoyance of dissatisfaction and always leads to toxic and self-destructive behavior, which often takes the form of illness (physical or mental), which can manifest with a violent outburst, incomprehensible to everyone.
After all this, it is not difficult to understand that the spiritual path - a journey designed to lead us to the core of our existence - can function as a medicine or even as a means of protection from such processes. It is very difficult - almost impossible - to remain healthy when we live "insincerely," and if this is true for the spiritual level, it is even more true for the mental level. Our soul opens up, accepts us, and finds healing when it sets aside artificial poses and false roles."

This is the fifth and final "ROAD MAP" of the Argentine psychiatrist, the essence of the most mature and settled period of his life. The path of spirituality marks the end of a journey, which, at its peak, turns to the search for the intangible and the transcendental, in the effort of man to free himself from ideologies and prejudices.