En To Pan

 Where is truth? Where is reality? Where is the boundary between these two worlds which we carry within ourselves without being remotely aware of it, because we are unable to look within ourselves? Everything begins with the dream of a woman sat before a curtain hiding a passageway, a book open on her knees. She is the Tarot Popess. Our hero approaches her. She then holds the book out towards him... On questions and revelations, on finding love by listening to an inner voice, the life of the hero is to be transformed by the power of spiritual alchemy. He understands then that he himself, like every one of us, is a guardian of eternity, a witness to the Infinite light, and that passages can be formed between the wisdom of the Ancients and our turbulent and troubled modern world. CHAPTER TITLES• 1st era: A strange and searching dream - A missed rendezvous - Like a long winter’s night - An improbable and altogether unexpected encounter... - An angel visits... And revisits! - Demons of wonder... - The friends of Hermes.• 2nd era:  From one bank to the other... from one dream to another - Returned from Hades... - From the darkness into the light - In the fullness of time by Jean Giono - UN.• 3rd era:  Too fast and... too slow - “God” doesn’t play dice - Ora, Lege, Lege, Relege, Labora and Invenies - From the caterpillar to the butterfly.• 4th era: An To Pan!...

TITRES DES CHAPITRES• 1re époque : Un rêve étrange et pénétrant - Rendez-vous manqué - Comme une longue nuit d'hiver - Une rencontre improbable et pour tout dire inespérée... - Un ange passe... et repasse ! - Daîmons merveilles... - Les Amis d'Hermès.• 2e époque :  D'une rive à l'autre... d'un rêve à l'autre - De retour de chez Hadès... - De l'ombre à la Lumière - Dans la rondeur des jours de Jean Giono - UN.• 3e époque :  Trop vite et... trop lent - « Dieu » ne joue pas aux dés - Ora, Lege, Lege, Relege, Labora et Invenies - De la chenille au papillon.• 4e époque : An To Pan !...