Life began in water. Through water and the passage to the other side...

Dichotomous and dual-natured, water holds the power of both a giver and a punisher, regulates communication and separation, salvation and loss, signifies rebirth, arranges purification and absolution, and moves obeying hydrological relationships. Without water, there is no life.

The presence of water, its relationship with the earth -intertwined with the growth of plants- signified during the early times of our civilization the presence of divine protection. Through the invisible relationships of water with the Nymphs. Some Nymphs observe the vegetation.

Water (supports) the vigor of plants, creating a continuous flow as it moves from the soil into the plant body and then exits into the atmosphere. Thus, hydrological relationships are formed that determine its movement (against gravity) and are subject to physical laws.

The value of water is shaped far from the bustling markets of the developed world.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]