[Download the archive with all the chapters clicking on the title] Davide Bolzoni: ...Think about the Maya population, for example. They were able to understand complex astronomic phenomena that our contemporary civilization has encompassed only in 1994, sending Galileo in space. Think about the incredible technical progresses of ancient civilizations. A question springs out. What would have happened if the ancients could use our modern scientific methods? In this case the Earth would have been destroyed thousands years ago by catastrophes or poisoned by pollution. This story is settled between an alternative kind of Middle Ages and the Renassaince, during a period called “Kaly Yuga” (the meaning of this words will be clear during the reading of the text). It tells of a young man that, going against the foolish beliefs of his people, discovers his role of “Mercury of the Wises”. Mercury, that kind of matter as much precious as despised by common people , the fundamental element to create the sorcerer's stone. It is the account of a tension towards infinity, the deep exploration of what ignorants call “prodigies”, because they don't know that, as Fulcanelli says, "nature creates so many of those prodigies and of such a kind that their hypothetical invention would be useless". This is “Il Giudice dei Morti”.

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