Visages de l’amour

Mâ Ananda Moyî and Marthe Robin are two great figures of mysticism. The first, whose name means “Mother of joy”, chose the life of a wandering nun, the second, paralysed, would relive the Passion of Christ every Thursday evening. Two women, two diametrically opposed paths, and nevertheless both the founts of the peace and love that awoke thousands of souls. This book paints the portrait of these two mystics by emphasising the uniqueness but also the similarities between their spiritual experience. Through them, the woman’s calling is portrayed: a mediator between man and the divine, the woman’s mission is to open up humanity to the sacred nature of life, nurturing peace and love on earth. TABLE OF CONTENTS Mâ Ananda Moyî: splendour of wisdom Marthe Robin: the madness of the Cross So different and so similar: the quest for the Absolute Messengers of our time: for a civilisation of Love

Mâ Ananda Moyî : splendeur de la sagesse - Marthe Robin : la folie de la Croix - Si diférentes et si semblables : la quête de l'Absolu - Messagères pour notre temps : pour une civilisation de l'Amour