"Intellectual Self-Possession and the Zoology of Absence": How Animals Teach Us the Power of Stillness, the Wisdom of the Pause, and the Art of Lettin

By ANNA GOGOLEVA

Are you tired of the endless stream of thoughts and the constant need to control everything? Dr. Armand Valander was just like you-a successful scientist pushed to the brink by his own restless mind. His desperate experiment: to embark on a global journey to learn not from gurus, but from the true masters of stillness-animals.

This book is not a dry textbook or a collection of clich d advice. It is a deep, poetic, and intelligent research novel. Each chapter is an immersion into the survival strategy of a different creature:

Why the chameleon demonstrates strength through invisibility.

How the opossum turns surrender into victory.

What the panda teaches us about the art of non-doing.

How the octopus solves problems through total adaptation.

You will discover the "zoology of absence"-a revolutionary approach to self-control where true power is born not from struggle, but from the ability to retreat at the right moment, to observe, and to trust the natural flow of life.

For those seeking not quick fixes, but a profound understanding of themselves, and who wish to find stability in a world where everything is falling apart.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FPCJ943J
• ISBN13: 9798263099220
• Release Date: August 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 114 Pages
• Weight: 0.49 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"