Truth. The game that rules the world
A few centuries ago, people lived in a strictly ordered society where there were three main estates: kings, nobles and commoners. Each of these estates had its own traditions. The kings followed the Venetian tradition, the commoners the Athos tradition, and the nobility the Rhenish tradition.
Reading this book, at first glance, it may seem like it is just a game. However, it is not. As we know, play is one of the most effective ways of learning. That is why, in this textbook, I have proposed to view Truth as a kind of “game that rules the world,” opening one’s access to a variety of possibilities for utilizing this knowledge. This allows for a broader view of what can be done. But “Truth” is not only a game. It is also the faith of European chivalry and the science that knights taught to the younger generation.
How do you view this “Truth”? As a religion, a game, or a system of self-realization? Everyone decides for themselves. However, I suggest that we consider it as a science — the science of becoming a king or a knight, of going from a commoner to a respected member of society. No matter how we view Truth and no matter what we do, at its core it remains a science of achieving results. These results enable you to become an authority figure worthy of governing others. Your entitlement is based on the fact that you become smarter, stronger, and fairer, and such a person will never allow injustice around them.
«Truth» is a secret ancient knowledge about the structure of the world in which we live. At the beginning of the book such a statement looks like a theory, but further historical sources are given, which turn this theory into a fact: those who knew the technology of Drafa — quickly gained power and wealth. The book describes the method of realization of plans and desires through the mechanisms of Drafa: Request Objects and Task Implementation Objects. As well as the mysteries of secret symbols, the structure of the Grand and Minor Lodge, historical background on the practice of application of Drafa.
