It is a characteristic of our times that human actions lack high-voltage spiritual supplies. Rare are the flashes of passion or eruption, while activities that extinguish at their very first steps are very common—listlessness, inability to do something for the sake of a purpose that surpasses hesitation, effort, and fears. Thus, the modern person ends up spending their days simply trying to "endure" life.

Nothing is more urgent than investigating, on one hand, the causes that led to this decline and, on the other hand, the possibilities of recovery. Such an effort is undertaken in this book. Its main goal is to re-examine the spiritual and mental forces that tend to oppose what appears as real and necessary. Therefore, the boundaries that exist for some forms of wasted and undervalued dreaming today, imagination, social and political visions, as well as those emotions that become nurseries of ideals, will be explored to support human will once again. No other path of revitalization seems to open except by penetrating into the super-real within the real, into the visible the invisible.