The Knowledge of Good and Evil is a strikingly original literary work that blends poetry, philosophy, and spiritual reflection to explore seven psychological strongholds that shape and distort the human experience: Hierarchy, Ego, Cynicism, Humility, Discernment, Expectation, and Introspection.

Told through a poetic lens and accompanied by haunting visual imagery, this book invites readers on an introspective journey through the inner architecture of the mind where belief systems masquerade as truth, virtue becomes vice, and the soul often trades freedom for familiarity.