Hermetic sentences extracted from The Message Rediscovered
We present a selection of hermetic sentences extracted from The Message Rediscovered, the Cattiaux's master work, arranged according to the fundamental symbols of the different spiritual traditions in order to generate a new network of meanings in relationship with the art and the symbol. The Message Rediscovered is a book that contains, as his author said, "a tightly initiation and mystique presented in a concentrated form that demands more than a straightforward reading, the words being transcended by the revelation, and the work presenting itself as liquid air that has acquired other extraordinary properties, but which are invisible at first sight".
Other symbols
Ancestor, Art, Artist, Beauty, Blessing, Centre, Circle, Colors, Creation, Death, Dew, Elements, Faith, Fall, Fire, Food, Fruit, God, Gold, Goodwill, Heaven, Holy earth, Joy, Knowledge, Ladder, Light, Look, Love, Magnet, Metamorphose, Mother, Mountain, Mud, Name, Nature, Needs, Place, Poetry, Prayer, Purity, Quest, Realization, Redemption, Regeneration, Saint, Salt, Salvation, Science, Stone, Symbol, Temple, Tree, Vision, Water.
 THE MESSAGE
REDISCOVERED
Louis Cattiaux
1 VOLUME
Format: 6 x 8.46 inches
Pages: 448
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Salvation
34/76. Once again, the promise of salvation is given to the exiled ones that suffer and that pray to God for their deliverance. Once again, the gate of the kingdom is open for those who are thirsty for the pure and imperishable life that is resplendent in God.
34/78. Those who preach to us of heaven and who bury themselves in the petty things of this world are hypocrites who sow the hate towards God in the heart of exiled humans, instead of making his holy and perfect love flower there. The salvation of God is not, as some teach it, a remote and vague possibility. It is an immediate and palpable reality for him who attains it here below. This is what we must all know. Let us never be ashamed of giving up a limited and vague opinion to adopt a more precise and broader idea of the salvation of God, for we shall thus open up and germinate in God, instead of stagnating and decomposing in the world.
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