The Great Satan, part of The Key © Manas Na'ala

Dear reader, As you might have noticed, the texts of The Key are no half measures. They are no fast food, but a carefully prepared nutritious meal of honest ingredients. It will probably take a while before you fully digest what you have taken in, or are about to, I hope in favourable conditions. What is written is no law, but is not open to discussion either. Without wishing to be pedantic, nor is it a collection of thoughts from which you may cherry pick. It may be that you have questions concerning the content, you may have comments, or you may want to divulge your own vision or points of view. You are wholeheartedly invited to do so. There is nothing more pleasant than exchanging experiences in the roadhouse along the inner path. Please use the contact link at the bottom of the site or on one of the pages. The text The Great Satan, or the global dominance of the newest religion can be downloaded by clicking the link below. By doing so you simultaneously show to agree to the publishing statement further below. You can find this copyright statement also on the site for a quiet read. I wish you many hours of delighted and enlightened reading, Manas Na'ala
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