What if your past held the key to saving the future?
In a world where memories can be stored, sold, and even edited, siblings Maia and Naoki discover something unexpected: the record of their great-great-grandfather Arthur — a young man from the 20th century who believed that remembering is the deepest form of existence.
As they explore the “Core of the Living Mind,” a mysterious project he created, the two embark on a moving journey: a life marked by challenges, losses, and new beginnings, but also by faith, courage, and family love.
Through ups and downs, Arthur reveals how he transformed pain into learning and found meaning even in the most difficult times.
With sensitive and inspiring writing, The Core of the Living Mind is a story about identity, legacy, and the connection between generations. A real, touching, and hopeful account for those who believe that each person carries within them a core that never stops shining.
In a future dominated by machines, the heart is still the greatest database that exists.
