Autobiographical, sometimes provocative, stories about conditions such as Cotard's syndrome and schizophrenia lie at the heart of the book by Anil Ananthaswamy, an Indian science journalist and scientist. The author managed, on the basis of Western and Eastern philosophy, to highlight the most provocative issues at the intersection of science and philosophy. Exploring the connections between the brain, body, mind, personality and society, he combines scientific experience with life, science and individuality with the skill of a true detective. Anantaswamy, presenting us with touching stories from life, talks about interesting achievements of our time and, at the same time, makes us think about who we really are. Anil Anantaswamy’s book is a full-fledged and entertaining look at the last secret of the universe, like the final curtain: from Here you will learn everything about the nature of personality. It's a rewarding, entertaining and slightly frightening journey into the deepest questions of human nature. This is excellent scientific journalism and at the same time warmth and compassion for each character in the book. The reader will rediscover the miracle of being yourself.