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Chapter 2 of The Book of Aquarius serves as a foreword in which the anonymous author issues a fervent call to disseminate the work freely and widely, declaring it public domain and royalty‑free. The author urges readers to share the book through any medium—websites, mailing lists, media outlets, translations, and printed copies—while emphasizing the unreliability of future computers. The text rejects all forms of institutional loyalty (government, corporations, societies) and asserts that true loyalty belongs to people and nature. The author demands anonymity, asking that no one attempt to discover or contact them, and warns against impersonation, providing a SHA‑1 hash of a personal poem as a cryptographic key to verify future communications. The foreword also lists the online repositories (sacredtexts.com, forgottenbooks.org, rexresearch.com, alchemywebsite.com, ramsdigital.com) that host the alchemical sources quoted throughout the book, noting their contribution despite not grasping alchemy’s true significance. Finally, the author announces that ForgottenBooks.org will host the book, provide a forum for questions, and supply regular updates, directing readers to the site for the latest version.

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