What if the wisdom of the ancients - their myths, symbols and sky-bound stories - was more than metaphor? What if their intuition of the stars, their sacred geometries and their dreams of gods were fractal reflections of scientific truths we're only now beginning to measure?

The Fractal Mind is a poetic, philosophical and scientific journey across time, exploring how ancient ways of knowing anticipated today's discoveries in physics, biology and consciousness studies. From recursive myths to quantum fields, from temple maps to neural networks, this book reveals how meaning has always emerged from the same mysterious source-pattern.

It invites readers to rediscover a cosmos not built of dead matter, but of mind, rhythm, reflection and growth. As science rises from the ashes of religion, perhaps the future lies not in choosing one over the other - but in weaving them together.

Are we remembering what was once already known?