Sublime 29 January 1185

Excellent book (if somewhat expensive for the amount of pages, not even 60 pages of text), which addresses communication (as recognition of the transcendence of man) in its various aspects (metaphysical, linguistic, physical, psychological , etc.), and to better understand the vagaries of modern ideologies as well. The author also refers to certain passages of the Gospels and of the Hindu scriptures that echo the considerations that develops in his presentation (but every spiritual tradition evokes it in their own language) and is also based on the work of Rene Guenon.

This book also provides insight into the origin of most of the excesses and deviances "modern"
If we manage to essentially seize this book (which is confirmed by observation, in-depth study of the mechanisms and science related to politics, physics, economics, etc. as well as by psychic experiences and especially spiritual), this is a good way to refute the modern as atheists, nihilists, and other scientists. This also shows the depth and wisdom, and intellectual scope of spiritual traditions.
It is focused on metaphysics, so it takes a little familiar with the technical vocabulary to own this knowledge to better navigate.

If the price was not so high (about 9-10e) for a number of pages so small, this book deserved a five star by its content (concise but very rich).