The Path of Integrity is the life journey of a man who refused to bow to labels, protocols, and systems that deny human dignity. From his earliest writings in the 1980s to the reflections shaped by decades of research, teaching, and confrontation with institutions, he traces a path where integrity is not a luxury but a necessity. What happens when giftedness is mistaken for pathology? When innovation is dismissed as incomprehensible? When government systems prioritize control and procedure over justice and humanity? Through vivid personal encounters, critical reflections, and a deep search for meaning and moreover, value, the author exposes the patterns of prejudice and power that define our era. Yet this book is not merely a critique. It is a testimony of resilience. Against psychiatry's quick labels, against bureaucracy's blind enforcement, and against society's fear of difference, the author holds on to the essential: that truth, integrity, and human dignity are non-negotiable. For readers willing to look beyond appearances, The Path of Integrity offers both a mirror and a challenge: to recognize the cost of compliance-and the transformative strength of standing upright in one's own truth.