"True Wisdom" epitomizes much of Nigel Daring's other works. It succinctly explores Genesis chapters one to three with reference to moral implications for man. It qualitatively pries the potential and limitations of the human psyche as it advises personal and societal responsibility, and enduring strength. It accuses society while it encourages individuals to be wary of it. The book also tackles love, interpersonal relationships, and modern notions of human existence and human potential, factoring for such diverse elements as the industrial complex, its invidious power structure, and its adverse psychological ramifications. "True Wisdom" addresses all facets of the human experience, such that a complete reading of it will draw some strong personal reaction. The book will likely stain memory, making some indelible impression through Nigel Daring's lyrical artistry.