By sanctifying the intellect, humanity has reduced the breath of the spirit to brain functions.
It has lost its inner refuge, where a warm light once shone, and given itself over to the activity of an intellect bound to space and time, which has become the sixth domain of operations defined by the military in the announced cognitive warfare.
This book sheds light on the silent drift by which human beings gradually hand over their discernment and their sovereignty to a technology that claims to replace them. It reminds us that the spirit is the immaterial being, and that in finding it again, the human being finds himself, at a time when the Last Judgment is being applied and a choice must be made.
This loss, which runs through history, has its roots in the Forbidden Fruit, which humanity was not meant to eat. The time has come to “be reborn in spirit,” as Jesus commanded, so that the Promise he made to humanity, the forgotten Promise, may be fulfilled.
A path made of short pauses, stories, images and ancient figures, all returning to the same question: who are we, beyond our brain alone, something our age tends to erase…
