"Jacobo Grinberg: Scientist and Shaman, Life, Work, and Legacy" is a work that blends science, spirituality, and mystery to explore the life of one of the most enigmatic and revolutionary thinkers of the 20th century. A psychologist, neuroscientist, and consciousness researcher, Jacobo Grinberg developed the Synthegric Theory, an innovative proposal that explains how the brain interacts with the Lattice, a universal matrix of energy and information connecting all existence. His journey took him down a unique path where science and mysticism converged, leading to discoveries that challenged both scientific and spiritual paradigms.

The book also delves into his experiences with Mexican shamans, particularly the healer Pachita, whose extraordinary healing practices inspired Grinberg to question the limits of human perception and reality. Additionally, it addresses the mystery surrounding his disappearance in 1994, an event that sparked numerous speculations, ranging from abductions by governments and corporations to theories of interdimensional travel and spiritual transcendence. Combining a detailed biography, theoretical reflections, and speculative fictional narrative, the book introduces readers to both Grinberg’s genius and the mystery surrounding him.

More than a book, this is an invitation to self-discovery and reflection. "Jacobo Grinberg: Scientist and Shaman, Life, Work, and Legacy" invites readers to expand the horizons of perception, explore the interplay between science and spirituality, and question the nature of reality. It is an essential read for those seeking to understand human consciousness and its infinite potential.