The Mind Tree: A Miraculous Child Breaks the Silence of Autism

Tito Rajarshi Mukhopadhyay

Without a doubt this is the most remarkable book I have ever read, and possibly the most remarkable book ever written. Tito Rajarshi Mukhopdahyay, the author, is severely autistic. He can barely verbalize words. Thanks to his unique upbringing, especially the determination of his mother, and his own tremendous perseverance, he has opened a window into autism.

I can’t possibly do justice to this book. This book totally blew my mind. It is so deep, so profound, and so utterly impossible to fathom it defies description.

The very existence of this book is in itself a miracle. The book was written when Tito was between 8 and 11, while living in his native India. Now that he is in his teens, he and his mother are living in Los Angeles where the research foundation, Cure Autism, support them and pursues an effort to use his miraculous insights to help others suffering from autism to break their own boundaries.

This is an absolute must-read for everyone. It should be required reading in every high school and/or college curriculum because it brings to light so many issues about the mystery of the human mind and psyche.

Review by Len Oppenheim