Why this book? The answer is simple: these times have changed. But what is the problem if the times have changed? Isn’t it obvious that this time has changed, and that all times have changed?

Yes, it is obvious to say change, but the important thing is to know with the change, what happened and what is happening? We must realize the results that follow this change that has occurred. Here is the question: What are the results that have entered our lives as a result of the change?

I talked about the body and clothing. This is one of the things that in ancient times was not so fierce and unbridled. About three decades ago, the body was something of a taboo. Its secrets were forbidden, and clothing was conditional, very conditional. Kissing, for example, went through a three-decade labor, until it became possible to allow it in Egyptian films. Sex in general was something that lurked in the dark, surrounded by complete secrecy. Dealing with it was done with some secrecy and complexity.

Now that we have reached this time, indecent clothing has put the subject of sex in the spotlight. Then came the visual media, which promoted sexual freedom, which made us see the small and big screens devoted to the body, par excellence. In fact, it is impossible to find a movie today that is free of sexual scenes.

All this has made the rising generations anxious and eager. On the one hand, our general upbringing is still based on conservatism. On the other hand, these generations aspire to freedom and escape, and the general climate allows for that.

In short, the book in your hands emphasizes the issue of programming desires today. This programming has a far-reaching meaning, the goal of which is to transform societies into a state of laxity, fragility, and loss of discipline. Who benefits from this game? This is left to your conclusions and the breadth of your knowledge, dear reader.

However, I see through this book that the escape from values, especially in terms of sexual freedom and in terms of igniting instincts, aims to destroy the individual and society, dismantle the family, and confuse generations. So beware of complacency. Beware of narrow-mindedness. Beware of accepting trivialities as facts and realities. Beware of chaos because it is inevitably a burning fire. Beware of deifying sex. Beware of deifying the body. Beware of too many gods.

Finally, our time is anxious and turbulent. It is based on bouquets of fear and instability. And the human being of this time is torn. He has ascended into space, but he is buried in values and morals. I truly fear for the young generations, and I fear for their descendants. How miserable is what is coming!!!

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