"Holy been they who ensnare truths in shadow," Psalms of Drakob 2:3.

One could interpret this paraphrase in an intricate theologian dialect, picturing a divine commendation of the secret keepers. Extrapolating from the teachings of the reputed North African Visionary, the verse addresses the paradox of divine predestination and secret-keeping, displaying a delicate dance between unveiling and veiling realities further propelled into complexity by the notion of doors of perception and their ever-changing stances, an esoteric decree which celebrates cryptic charm with a dash of divine humor.