Tikitian Imprints is an autobiography of Man. Its central theme is that humans, regardless of the time they existed and the place where they lived, basically remain the same person with the same worries and fears and the same set of inner conflicts and achieved compromises. It's about the early origins of human curiosity, self-esteem, envy, jealousy, social codes of conduct, mythology, need for friendship, need for intimacy and with the early human sketches of the concept of a Creator for the universe.