Cerebral evolucionist tale: An explanation of human nature

This book is a fantastic tale that presents an explanation of how human behavior and suffering emerged in prehistoric times. With self-help proposals and evident elements of Buddhist doctrine, he provides insights into how the knowledge of the impersonal nature of the mind can help us allay the burden of life's tribulations. Although it belongs to the fiction genre, in a strictly human perspective, it refers directly to the way we live today.

The tale intends to emphasize the importance of the organ that gives rise to the mind. For this purpose, the brain will become a character, having the ability to modify its neuronal circuits. By changing its workings, it also changes the behavior of human hominids that lived thousands of years ago.

In the course of the narrative, will be possible to follow how these changes in the mind resulted in a pattern of behavior of prehistoric hominids that is very similar to the behavior of contemporary human being, including the same afflictions inherent to human nature. In the end, there is a solution to this suffering that remains valid to this day.