The Confession of Lucifer

The meaning of life… Is there one? Some of us live because we love, others—because we are afraid to die. But is it the same thing—to “fill life with meaning” and to “find meaning in life”? Anxel de Quatier’s new book is written with such emotional force that remaining indifferent to his “Confession” is simply impossible. The main heroine, Sasha, burning with the passions of Dante’s inferno, will travel in her esoteric journey from one form of the human being to another—from the body to consciousness, and from consciousness to the spirit. At the end of this path she will see the Light that reveals the meaning of human life.
To believe in the Light even at the bottom of the abyss, to see it even in the utter darkness of hell, to remember it no matter what happens, to carry it within yourself and to find it in others—this is the lesson that the Sixth Tablet of the Covenant gives us.
Only one more Tablet remains—the last step, the final secret…
“Not for the sake of satisfying all our desires and dreams is the meaning of our life. That is a dead end, a labyrinth without an exit. To strive for something is good. But the striving itself is only power—it is not yet the meaning of life.”