Rosa DeSouza

Testiculos Habet et Bene Pendentes Rosa DeSouza

Significant events throughout the ages raise questions about our origins, our beliefs and our quests, which lead us to controversial answers as well as to a profound desire for change. The Tablets of Sumer, printed records that were the foundation for the Pentateuch, the Old Testament and the Koran, are a scientific proof that the History as we know it is not the true record of the past, but a version dependent on the views, knowledge, comprehension and tendencies of those who wrote it. Yet, "the stones are talking". This book propounds a renewal of the understanding that we have of ourselves, while recognizing, through the traces of History, the great possibilities for Humankind that denounces what different religions and cultures have purposely hidden from Humanity. This work is a portrait of many of the cruelest historical passages used as examples to discuss the intriguing dilemma of violence, the position of women and the human possibilities. A series of questions on various topics that seek to understand the violence and lack of love that occur on this planet are present in this work. What is the real function of free will? Which notion of vitality can have a civilization worshiping a dead god? What is the relationship between that god and women? Who was the mythological god that most of the powerful religions of the world adopted as their God?How can such a creative mankind be so violent? What chances do we have? Where should we go to find answers to such contradictions? Unknown historical facts to the layman are the keynotes of this work, were the controversy revives once again the Mysteries of Antiquity.