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Letters from Nowhere

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A wonderful book from a wonderful man.
In our view, this book is divided in two distinct parts. The first one is dedicated to a Tribute, paid by Raymond Bernard, to Kamal Joumblatt, the Grand Master of the Druzes, which allow us to have a complete new idea of this Lebanese man, shot to death in San Francisco. Still in the first half of the book, the Rosicrucian mysticism is referred, along with a brief analysis of the author's son - Christian Bernard, who is, in the present day, the Imperator of AMORC -, by the author himself.
On the second part of the book, which is larger than the first, Raymond Bernard shares his spiritual journeys in the Eastern Countries, in a way that is understandable to us all. His contacts with eminent personalities in India, and in other foreign countries, like Tibet or Nepal, are described at length. This contacts are described in depth, and all that Raymond is allowed to unfold, he does. By doing so, it permits a spiritual growth among the readers who address this book with openness of heart and mind.