We become what we consume. You are what you eat. That is why Christ said "Eat of his flesh. Drink of his blood." I recently had the opportunity to really understand this after already having read or heard this at some point from the Bible.The significance of the title is attributed to the basis of human psychology or at least a mind divided against itself and all things. This also seems to hold true at multiple levels of the personality. The aim of the book is to leave you with an understanding as to why a virtuous life is not only recommended but essential especially in these trying times, paying closer attention to the mind since the financial crisis of 2008. Virtues lead to a mind not at war with itself, or its environment.