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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Needs
02/ 14. Work that increases needs is worthless. That which decreases them is sacred. The world practises the former. The sages help with the latter.
02/ 70. He who works more than is required by natural needs marries hell and death.
05/53. Let us think first of God, and he shall supply our ordinary and extraordinary needs .
05/87. He who has rejoined the Mother and the Father is no longer disturbed by the appearances of the world. He uses the things of the earth with detachment and submits with indifference to the needs of a life incarnate.
23/01. Natural needs have to be separated from the worship of God until they are absorbed in him effortlessly. Thus we shall avoid the division of the principal sin and its multiplication into particular sins, which end up discouraging people from the faith and the love of God. We must allow for a certain tolerance towards ourselves and towards others, just as the Lord does with everyone, but we must keep most alert in our search for and frequenting of the Perfect One, for it is he alone who shall deliver us from the traps and temptations of the world if we ask him ceaselessly.
23/15. We shall not hide from our children that they are clothed in animal skin and neither shall we hide from them the appetites and needs of the Beast, and we shall present them as natural functions indispensable to the maintenance of incarnate life, functions of which no-one should be proud or ashamed, for they are transient.
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