Life goes on my self-published books on various topics
In my self-published two books on Bubok to say that the thesis includes an historical review of the fungi, which can be interesting for non-medical, but does not touch the subject of entheogenic mushrooms.
But my novel was born from my desire to write precisely about entheogenic mushrooms. But gradually it took me to the discovery of many other issues even more exciting. Fungi play a role at some point here and there in my story, in some case a role, but my characters have the fortune of finding possible answers or explanations to things like the resemblance between the name of the soma of the Vedic writings (Aja ekapad = the unborn one foot) and the Mayan god Kakulhá Achan Hur (Hur Achan = one foot). Issues such as the common source of knowledge ancient civilizations, the causes of the collapse of the Mayan culture in the tenth century of our era, or the meaning of the mysterious inscriptions found on a stele in the archaeological site of Coba, with four dates, the last of the winter solstice 2012, are analyzed in the course of the novel. Also the meaning of the swastikas of copper found in Hopewell mounds in Ohio, or why there are images of Amanita muscaria in paintings colored Mexican, when in fact this mushroom is very rare in these latitudes, and of course has no power with the northern forms. Provisionally
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