The desire to evolve is inherent to human beings. The need to respond to the vital anguish, surely already perceived by homo sapiens, which today overwhelms homo virtual, has been the driving force to emerge from ignorance and assume a commitment to life. This vital attitude is recognized in philosophers -aspirants to wisdom-, scientists, poets, etc., throughout history. The addressee of this book is transpersonal psychology, still in its infancy, which babbles through these gorges in search of nothing more and nothing less than the total meaning of life, illness, joy and death. The great question implicit in Socrates' Know thyself and thou shalt know the universe must be kept alive against all odds until the udders of the universe release the manna of intuitions.

This book is included in DOAB.