Travels of the Mind

By Ettore Grillo

Travels of the Mind represents a spiritual inner journey that is also a self-help book.

In the lounge of a noblemen's club in one Sicilian town, a few members chat and tell their travel stories. The author records their talks. After a time, he decides to write a book with their stories and conversations, adding his own travel experiences.

The men discuss trips to Tanzania, Medugorje, London, Paravati (Calabria), Rome, Paris, Tokyo, New York, and two small towns in Germany and Switzerland.

Their conversations range over a variety of topics, including love, spirituality, mind, life, and death. The debating points include: What is love? Can we control our mind? Is there life after death?

Besides offering travel tips on Tanzania and capturing the spirit of martial arts, the book is helpful for getting over anxiety, depression, and personality disorders. The author overcame his own anxiety and panic attacks by undertaking meditation and travel, as well as by opening his heart to God.

About the Author: Ettore Grillo is a retired criminal attorney from (Enna) Sicily who spends his time writing and traveling. This is the second edition of his first book. He considers himself a citizen of the world. "All people are my friends, whatever race and social class they belong to." See his blog at ettoregrillo.wordpress.com.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1946540633
• ISBN13: 9781946540638
• Release Date: July 2018
• Publisher: Strategic Book Publishing
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"