“Most reverent,” answered the young man, “I came from Chaldea. My descent is Greek.”
“This, my young man, is very pleasant. You do not know that in our Archives we keep Books, where the deep roots of your descent are noted down. Your centuries-old ancestors belonged to the Atlantean race. The characteristic of your lineage is that it originates from the Mystics of the lost Great Continent. I, myself, descend from the same branch, although today I belong to Egypt. If you knew, my friend, what you have offered, especially you of the Greek race, to the esoteric advancement of humanity, you would stand astonished! Also with your out-worldly knowledge, as well as with your technical knowledge, you created a unique civilization for the general benefit of the human race. I know many things about the root of your race…
I learned from my spiritual daughter Ioha, that you are an architect. This is evidence that this inclination of yours is hereditary. Your root is lost within the centuries that passed. I know that you seek your sister. I will help you to find her again. She has not abandoned you because of indifference, as you think. The young woman fell in love to such a degree, that her mind was clouded in order to satisfy the desire of her heart, from which her feeling sprang.
ISBN
978-1-4092-1395-6
Αριθμός Σελίδων
180
Διαστάσεις
205 × 140 × 11 mm
The Spiritual Leader Euclid, the Spirit of the famous ancient Greek mathematician, has given us a masterpiece from Heaven. It is a dramatic story in the art of a Shakespearean play. It is the true story of four persons who lived in a very old era, 4500 years before Christ, in the ancient lands of Egypt and Chaldea and who have reincarnated in our time, in order to fulfill their purpose.
Filled with lyricism and vibrant descriptions of an ancient period, Euclid’s narration gives us eternal messages from Heaven that concern all humanity. Linios, Marcy, Charif and Myra, the four protagonists of the story, have strived through the ages – in subsequent reincarnations – to obtain the golden rule of moderation and to achieve their life’s ideal.
Translated by Ioannis Kontodinas