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Table of contents
I An inspiring encounter
II A prophet confronted by the Church
III The clarity of the spiritual world
IV The eternal student
V Izgrev, in Sofia
VI The first lessons of the mountain: Vitocha
VII What does it mean to have a Master?
VIII Masters and disciples weave the threads of life together
IX Riddles to be solved
X Tarnovo
XI ‘Continue to work in the three worlds’
XII ‘Where all human beings live as brothers and sisters’
XIII Summer in the Rila mountains
XIV In the kingdom of living nature
XV In the alchemical furnace
XVI ‘You are made to work with women’
XVII ‘I possess a jewel of inestimable value’
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Summary
'Even if the words of a spiritual Master can be contained in books, paper books would never be enough for him. He is himself a living book, and he needs his disciples to become living books too. First of all, he writes on them; in their head and heart he sows the seeds of his Teaching in the hope that one day they will bear fruit throughout the world. So, the Master wrote a book which no one but he could have written: me. Yes, I am a book he wrote.
The earth is so far from the sun! But the distance does not stop the sun from writing on the earth, and this writing is the stones, plants, animals and humans it gives its light, warmth and life to. Like the sun, the Master wrote on me from afar. He wrote thousands and thousands of pages, and they are now all brought together in the book that is me. Then, one day, he said to me, ‘Now, you are ready; you can leave.’
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