The author, in an attractive manner, with serious humor, simplicity, and reference to religious, secular, or literary texts, manages to approach the subject of love as a prerequisite for human existence while presenting the concept of the heart as the wholeness of the individual. He demonstrates the usefulness of silence through the prayer of Jesus, which he contrasts with Eastern traditions, and emphasizes the importance of the Lord's phrase "seek first the Kingdom of God." He clarifies our relationship with the spiritual fathers of our time, gives practical advice on how to read the Bible, and presents the Orthodox position on marriage and divorce while offering as comprehensive a proposal as possible for finding the Kingdom of God within us.