The myth states that Thoth the Atlantean, king-priest of the mythical Atlantis, was the one who established the first colony of the lost continent in the land of Khem, Egypt, and governed it for 16,000 years, transcending earthly death.

His great wisdom and fame spread beyond the African continent, to South and Central America. When the time came to leave Egypt, he erected the Great Pyramid above the entrance to the Great Halls of Amenti. He placed there his records and appointed guardians of the secrets, highly evolved individuals of his tribe.

The descendants of the guardians became priests of the Pyramid, while Thoth was deified by those who lived through the dark ages after his passing. It is said that in his last incarnation he was known as Hermes Trismegistus, at which point he left the texts we know as the Emerald Tablets.

This book presents the translation of ten of the twelve tablets that existed in the Great Pyramid and were preserved by the priests. Studying them may provide flashes of beauty and avenues of wisdom to those who seek the light of truth, as it is presented in the mythological material of humanity, across all lengths and breadths of our planet.

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