The Centaur

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In the universe, humans may be akin to dogs and cats in libraries, perceiving the world around them without grasping its true meaning. A man's vision is central to his identity; the philosophies he embraces reflect his character rather than mere intellectual reasoning. Certain individuals, regardless of their appearance or status, evoke instant curiosity. This rare group, though lacking in conventional advantages, possesses an undeniable quality that suggests they have mastered their fate, holding it firmly in their grasp. Their presence often incites envy among others, as they seem to possess the very truths that many seek but cannot find. This recognition of their unique essence reveals that they have truly discovered and embraced their own identities. A distinct sign can be seen in their faces and eyes, marking them as individuals who have come into their own. This book, a reproduction of an important historical work, is published by Forgotten Books, which utilizes advanced technology to preserve the original format while repairing imperfections from the aged copy. While some flaws may remain, they are intentionally retained to honor the book's historical significance.