Insertion of the spirit in the human brain, role in the psychic body

Exploring the intersection of neuroscience and spirituality, the book delves into how brain structures influence spiritual experiences and cognitive functions. It references historical figures like Hippocrates and Aristotle, discussing concepts of the mind, consciousness, and memory. The text highlights the significant role of various brain regions, such as the periaqueductal grey and Broca's area, in shaping human thought and emotion. It also examines groundbreaking studies by Penfield and Sperry, revealing the complexities of identity and emotional expression within the brain's neural architecture.