Walk with me through the deserts, and across the mountains.
There are Seven Doors of knowledge, the keys of knowledge
that have been scattered upon the winds. The keys were not
granted to me, the author. They were discovered once again,
by me among the ruins of all the temples. Where they have
lain for thousands of years, waiting for someone to find them.

Some of them were discovered hidden among the ruins.While
a few were in plain sight for all to see. And rather
than guarding them jealously in my house, I placed them
in the town square for all to see. Some secrets come
with strings attached, and the recipient is not free to
do with them as he or she wishes.

Alas, some of those secrets the author holds and shall retain,
until a time in the not so distant future. That which one gains freely,
one is free to do with as one will. Allow this work to
be used as your introduction into a hidden world which
has always lain right at your fi ngertips.

If the reader should find awareness of what lies hidden
in plain sight, then know these words have served their true purpose.