n  our  present  times,  there  are  writings  carrying  the  Name  of  Alchemy,  which  are  
provided  by  certain  sources  and  presented  in  a  very  appealing  cover.  These  writings  
caused,  in  many  instances,  a  considerable  misuse,  as  they  contained  the  most  absurd  
theories. Our illuminated Order is seeking to redirect these false doctrines through the 
publication  of  this  treatise.  It  is  not  the  intention  of  our  Order  to  disclose  all  the  
Secrets  of  Alchemy  and  to  throw  them  under  the  feet  of  the  great  crowds  of  the  
curiosity seekers, speculators and sceptics. Instead, it is meant to show the few sincere 
Seekers  of  the  hidden  Wisdom,  the  right  direction,  where  one  must  search  for  the  
great Elixir. These Seekers will then have a measure, a standard in their possession, to 
assist  them  to  differentiate  between  the  writings  of  the  true  hermetic  Adepts  and  the  
elaborations of the dreamers and charlatans. 
Whosoever,  of  the  sincere  Seekers  and  Students  of  the  hermetic  sciences  is  called  
upon,  will  without  a  doubt,  sooner  or  later,  be  in  touch  with  our  illuminated  Order  
and  will  receive  further  information  and  guidance,  which  are  not  contained  in  these  
writings before you. Modernists did not have faith in the external reality put forth by social institutions, such as the government and religion, and they no longer considered these avenues as trustworthy means to discover the meaning of life. For this reason they turned within themselves to discover the answers. Modernist literature is centered on the psychological experience as opposed to the external realities of the world. The experience is moved inwards in an attempt to make modernist works more representative of reality by making the experience more personal. The modernist era of literature is closely associated with the works of T.S. Eliot, James Joyce and Virginia Woolf, among others. These three authors stand out because they have made use of unique literary tactics and devices which emphasize the inward turn of modernist literature. If you’re feeling lonely and you think there is nobody there to love, support, listen or show they care, just save this message and every time you read it, it will remind you that I’ll always be there with you.