Neurocosmica

"From dust you come and to dust you must return..." From whatever angle such a forecast for life is examined it is less than attractive. Grim, to be precise. And with that 'divine prognostication' we make our less than triumphal entrance into the world. And as if that isn't enough we are burdened from birth with the guilt of the 'original sin'. But despite this grey, divine, heart-shredding premonition, we venture out beyond that traumatic birth and seek anything that can help us avoid the dust reserved for us by that God. Anything and everything is sought in that pursuit including a cast of gods and a thousand and one laws of certain success. But I believe, in all sincerity, that people are a little tired, even exhausted, with the disguise of different authors, well intentioned for the most part, who try to dress the human incapacity to take charge of the management of what happens in their own body. This book is about that. It gives readers the keys to enter the site of the brain where a person's entire existence is managed. These pages, explore success, longevity and the end of illness, as well as the non-religious access to immortality and especially the rebellion against the learnt truth.