What to read after THE ENCYCLICAL OF THE SOUL (EX CATHEDRA)?

This Ex-Cathedra book on what the eyes do not see but the heart always feels is similar to waking up from a long dream or discovering a veil that separates us from all that we do not know.

Life, as we perceive it individually, is only the conscious portion of a higher intelligence that is limited in the personality of the individual and that in collective manifests itself as society, and through these has always been tracing, collecting and re-discovering the reason of being of everything that exists and of the human being in particular.

Being Christian, Muslim, Hindu or Buddhist is only the beginning of a collective preparation towards a less unjust society and with solidarity, equality and brotherhood as substitutes for eternal sacrifice and eternal suffering.

Life is joy, but every day the churches are becoming emptier, there are fewer and fewer priests while new religions proliferate, the search for God has become something very misunderstood that leads many to evil and perdition instead of the blessing that all good souls deserve, regardless of religion.

This Ex-Cathedra book on what the eyes do not see but the heart always feels is similar to waking up from a long sleep or discovering a veil that separates us from all that we do not know, and heaven or hell, and purgatory if any, depends only on ourselves.

God is the only eternal truth, and at the end of the road and at the beginning of the road that is all that counts.

Javier Clemente Engonga, 16.08.2021