Confessions of the Monk Yaqteen

A novel whose events revolve around the cities and jungles of Brazil, between civilization and nature, and between the inside of the hero and the outside world. Its hero is a devout man who dedicated his life to serving the Indians, and its essence is returning to the first source, the source of innocence, passion, and love. So what is man if he wastes his innocence on the altar of materialism? And what is man if he loses the path to love? In answer to this question, the Brazilian writer José Mauro completes the Ziza tetralogy, leaving us his testament in the confessions of the monk Yaqteen, so that we may one day realize that we may win and possess the world, but we lose ourselves without love. And what is any loss but a gain, O beast?