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Sinopsis

What is the house we inhabit? 
Walls, memories, bodies? 
Or a deeper symbol of who we truly are? 
In this work, Serger Marcon leads us through a poetic and philosophical narrative in which science, faith, and memory intertwine within a single mystery: the search for the eternal within the human. 
Dr. Alexander Weiss, a brilliant neuroscientist marked by tragedy, dares to challenge the boundaries between life and death. But what appears to be a triumph of reason soon becomes a dark mirror, reflecting his deepest fears. In parallel, an elderly Israeli man named Jesus ben Elias safeguards the legacy of a house built with his own hands—a symbol of roots, truth, and transcendence. 
Two stories unfold side by side and ultimately converge in the same territory: the soul as the dwelling place of mystery. 
Within these pages, you will discover:A narrative that blends storytelling, philosophy, and spirituality.Questions that do not seek absolute answers, but meaningful paths.A powerful metaphor about life, death, and the eternal that dwells within us. 
The House of the Soul is not just a book—it is an inward journey, where certainty fractures and uncertainty reveals its light.

Duración: alrededor de 1 hora (01:21:23)
Fecha de publicación: 30/12/2025; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

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