After the war Avi, by then twenty-two years old, finally decided what he would study: psychology. Had you asked him just then why he picked psychology, I would say I want to understand the human soul. Not the mind. The soul.
After the war, Avi, at the age of twenty-two, made a pivotal decision regarding his education, choosing to pursue psychology. His choice was deeply rooted in a desire to explore the complexities of human existence beyond mere cognitive processes. He aimed to delve into understanding the essence of humanity, emphasizing his interest in the soul rather than just the mind.
This focus on the soul reflects a profound curiosity about the deeper aspects of human nature. Avi's decision signifies not only a career path but also a quest for meaning and insight into what drives and defines individuals at their core. His motivations highlight a broader philosophical inquiry into human experience.
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