Almost twenty years ago, on the eighth floor of a building in Utrecht, fate played its own role. Two books with the same subject, "Argonautica," by different authors, were found side by side. That was the beginning of a journey that started, as I thought then, and continues to this day. Later, I realized that my life was intertwined with this voyage. Endless hours of work where I didn’t care if it was day or night. Many times, the need to express on the computer screen everything that was spinning in my mind made me get up in the early hours and write non-stop in a nearly sacred burst of excitement.
When, logically, all of this subsided, I had in my hands a voluminous work describing the incredible journey of a group of people, the Argonauts, who with their wooden ship, the Argo, literally circled the entire world. The first reaction was fear of a lonely path. Questions like "Why me?", "How is this possible?" and similar ones constantly flashed through my mind. However, by examining the findings thoroughly again and again, I was absolutely sure it was not a misinterpretation or misunderstanding. It was a truth that patiently waited thousands of years to be told.
If you are a lover of adventure, you will not be disappointed. It will take you on a journey to the ends of the earth like no other. If you love mystery, with it, you will clarify countless enigmas that time and numerous mistakes have made their solutions seem impossible. If you are seeking to understand the deeper meanings of life and answer the "why"s that sweep through our world, this book is a good beginning. If you are all of these things but additionally want to feel the joy of discovery, this book will give you clues from dozens of tangled threads waiting for someone to untangle them. Believe me! Maybe the Argo never spoke or the Sirens are not what you imagine, but they will reward you immensely, as long as you are... ready.
