The Epic of the Agents of Universal Life

About the book

Before biological life, before stars, planets and species, an unfinished creation gives rise to two interconnected universes and a long succession of beings designed to survive, compete, create and transform.

Between Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, the struggle for authorship and command of creation becomes a cosmic game spanning billions of years. Clone-angels, demos, avatars, non-physical beings and experimental creatures become agents in an epic marked by conflict, decline, adaptation and the search for a way out of a reality born under the sign of imperfection.

When life in the antimaterial universe reaches its limits, Project Talm emerges: an attempt to transfer the code of life to the physical universe and create species capable of evolving beyond their creators’ limitations. Countless forms of existence arise from this experiment and, much later, the human being — endowed with philosophical reason, moral consciousness, emotion, altruism and the ability to transform its own destiny.

The Epic of the Agents of Universal Life presents a vast chronology of creation, the first intelligences and the different categories of beings involved in building cosmic life. Between mythology, spirituality, science and revelation, the work questions humanity’s role in a history that began long before Earth and whose outcome may depend on what human beings become.