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To the glory of God* and at the service of men who shall read with the eyes of the spirit and of the heart the signs inscribed in the flesh of the world.

(*: HIM: the secret fire that gives rise to universes, that maintains them and that consumes them)

The Philosophic Forest (detail), by Louis Cattiaux  
 
" Enter and rest, leave and shine, but remain always in one. "
This book is not for all, but only for those to whom it is given to believe the unbelievable.
 
 
You have wasted your life, they told me, looking at me empty-handed,
but no one heard the god who sang in my heart.
Louis Cattiaux
 

The Message Rediscovered speaks to us of but a single thing, in continually different terms, so that the multitude of verses is not a dissipation. The ignorant ones in search of a new revelation, coming to add something to or subtract something from the old one, shall be disappointed.

One shall find here only a testimony in favour of the old one that speaks to us of the fall of man in this base world, of the physical and moral consequences of that fall, and of the means of his bodily and spiritual regeneration, via the mysterious way that leads to resurrection. (extract from the presentation)
 
 

   
Example verse ( chosen at random )

   Book XXIII, verses 51 to 56

51If we desire wealth, let us begin by giving from our poverty, and let us continue by giving from our superfluity.51'If we wish for security, let us begin by becoming humble, and let us continue by becoming invisible in everything.

52If we desire power, let us begin by supporting some weak ones, and let us continue by protecting them all.52'If we wish for freedom, let us begin by not doing violence to the nature of other beings, and let us continue by letting our own nature repose in itself.

53If we wish to acquire a good reputation, let us begin by saying good things about our friends, and let us continue by praising even our enemies.53'If we wish for happiness, let us begin by taking hold of all that is of the world, and let us continue by giving it up completely.

54If we desire instruction, let us begin by studying a thousand things, and let us continue by studying a single thing.54'If we wish for holiness, let us begin by thinking of others, and let us continue by thinking only of God.

55If we desire the arts, let us begin by training severely our spirit and our hands, and let us continue by letting them go freely.55'If we wish for wisdom, let us begin by looking at the world, and let us continue by looking into ourselves.

56If we desire immortal science, let us begin by studying nature, and let us continue by imitating it very closely.56'Only the fact of a certain perfection allows one to attain great perfection and remain in it for eternity.