We still live by the principle “Woe from Wit”. We use our brains no better than Mark Twain's character cracking nuts with the Royal Seal. We have 100 billion neurons in our heads, forming more than 50 trillion connections-synapses - but we use this living supercomputer at one hundredth of the power and remain complete “dummies” in matters of programming it. Man flies into space and descends into the depths of the oceans, but his own mind remains a sealed secret for us. Trying to master the magic of the brain, we blindly rummage through it with scalpels and electrodes, cripple it with drugs that supposedly “expand consciousness” - but we have succeeded no more than a caveman conjuring a synchrophasotron. We are just beginning to study extrasensory abilities, the phenomenon of hereditary memory, telekinesis, not suspecting that all these miracles are the simplest functions of the mind, which is capable of much, much more! – more. For what exactly? Read the new book in the “Brain Magic” series!