Synopsis (Translated and edited from Hebrew):

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"If a person seeks individuality, I.E, the ability to avoid being divided by both external and internal objects and entities, one must stand firm and strong in their place, powerful and assertive, a triumphant warrior, a monk and ascetic; when they will know not to be carried by the different issues of life, and even if it would force them to reject them, only then they shall actualize their goal as an Indie-Solitaire: A person where in one's metaphysical solitude, even in the External World, denies being dragged from their undivided position, for they will be afar to get closer, be detached to be unified, and guard to preserve".

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This is a book about ways and their conclusions, a practical guide,additional content of philosophy and of contemplation by Tomasio the Monk, which is his second book. With the inspiration of his first book, "Hermitericum", Rubinshtein has devised the practicality of his independently-created ideology: Solitary Individualism. 

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Through a fluent, hard-working and serene writing, Rubinshtein yet again puts himself in the role of the Monk, and writes us how can one live a life that are built under the value of seclusion, and also disproves things we tend to see as taken-for-granted.

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In a monastic manner, he claims that one doesn't have to escape from civilization in order to live seclusively; what if we are all loners, from birth until death?