Note générale : |
Suite de 8 "Lettres de nulle part", traduites en anglais, de janvier 1977 à octobre 1978.
For a number of years, the internationally known esotericist Raymond Bernard sent letters to a large number of correspondents.
From the beginning, he called these texts "Letters from Nowhere". He explained this title by the fact that they might be produced here and there during his frequent trips all around the world, and their subject matter was comprised of his experiences and encounters on these occasions From anywhere on earth hge bould be able to present facts and arguments of universal meaning, which thereby took on a dimension which could be considered to come from everywhere or, indeed, from nowhere.
These letters had a great impact on those who were privileged to receive them. Their author, writing as if to a friend, expresses himself in easy, familiar language, as is the case in all private correspondence. In "Letters from Nowhere" he shares thoughts and travel notes, along with often surprising encounters with eminnt, well-known people. |