“When man tries to approach the Invisible, he is actually seeking the expansion of the self, on an individual or collective level. In this effort, he is not alone and helpless, like a feather in the wind, as the pessimistic and competitively natured school of hard materialistic thought would have him be.

Long before our modern era, thousands of years and millions of generations of seekers passed, paving the paths that facilitate our access to what is superficially called the 'unknown'. In reality, the unknown does not exist, yet there is forgetfulness. We have forgotten the true source, the distant place of origin of humanity. Distant and near at the same time, as everything that is out there is also within us, in the microcosmic human universe.

Only myths remain to remind us of a glorious past and to promise us an equally glorious future, filled with the true power and the genuine love that a person can feel for everything that happens around him.” [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]