It all started with a manual. A semi-spiritual set of instructions and an activation key that was supposed to imprint the human mind with the proper knowledge needed. It was almost similar to how the Tablet of Thoth, properly known as the Emerald Tablet, behaved. It was meant for anyone and everyone to read, so when the first distribution came out in print, it was sponsored enough to sell regularly. The origin point of the book came from the assimilation of many classical texts brought by the New Age hooligans who were flaunting the rebirth of a new spirituality, or so they believed. All good writing begins on a good foundation, and frankly, a person is entitled to their belief systems, but the book was a plain reprint of nearly 11 pages, and the rest was celestial star maps. The book was not received as overly popular, but modest enough that it seemed to be available at almost most mom-and-pop places.
With that kept in mind, and the nature of business added with the factor of the magic that books have on people to innately draw their interest to the sources of information they need, an avid reader who reads three books a week could simply miss this book due to the uninteresting description, while a newbie would be inspired by the clarity and information of this book. One would take a look at the first page and see a warning from the company and author, stating openly and honestly the intents and purposes. Folks of a religious faction may find the book offensive or not, but that's simply ensuring that there's no need for a disclaimer. That the right mind may attain therein the code of ascension for the ensoulment of one's dreams.
So all those who obtained the code were divided into two groups. Group one recognized that they innately needed to return to a similar state prior to an incarnation of their lives, so for that matter, they would be called Inators. Group two were those who met the conditions of life that were simply right timing, proper reaction, and a tad bit of curiosity, in the sense that chance and luck were the only reasons that the book traveled into their hands.
The properties of the book were not intended for the misuse of anyone who just happened to take a peek across the classroom to read it; they were not affected by it. The magic of books provides assistance to one's soul by consuming their entirety. If one never attempted to pick up a book on the subject of interest, then they will never read it. Everyone likes books because they record the flaws of mankind and their successes. The purpose of this particular book was for the folks who needed an answer to their mysteries. This humble 11-page manual described to anyone a new possibility of other worlds within the scope of living inside the body and outside the normal range of the mind.
The book's code-breaking brought to light the untapped potential a human has. It was indeed a humble book that did not ask for more than its maker intended. It was not in the book's wishes to dress in a fancy, shiny glitter cover. It did not exist to make others money. Just to share. Even when it became more widely known, it still was selected by the unique Inators and Fatesworn. This is essentially the story of such people who managed to invoke the code which unsealed them and how they learned to adapt to the new mystic bodies which were granted from their inner consciousness. Not all those participants were prepared for what was to come, and only by chance did reading one flick of a page draw them into a beautiful journey of harrowing events.