In The Mystery of Birth, the author interestingly reveals a different point of view on some symbols, legends and facts than what people are used to. There is much information shrouded in secrecy and there are many mysteries that the author points out that have been hidden by churches, secret societies and orders for millennia. The reader thus has the opportunity to perceive many secrets and uncover symbols and texts that were passed on by initiated members of secret mystical orders. The book guides the reader through the narrow alleys of the labyrinth of the world, pointing to the unseen parts that are in front of our eyes as well as to various places that are not visible at first glance and cannot be captured by ordinary human senses. The main motif of the book is the story of Adam and Eve from Moses' book of Genesis, following the traditions and mystical stories of many ancient cultures. If the reader detaches himself from his mind and accumulated patterns, he becomes a pilgrim on the road, to whom the author speaks in the language of pilgrims. Such a reader then finds yet another dimension of the Mystery of Birth. In his book, the author touches on many basic dogmas and sheds light on the creation of the secret teachings of initiates. The reader has the opportunity to learn to read such texts and see what is written in the spaces and between the lines. The book contains, among other things, several examples of the hidden symbolism of letters, the Hebrew alphabet, the Holy Grail and, above all, the mystery of human birth, as well as practical instructions on how to learn to perceive reality.