Publisher's Synopsis
§ 24
The Being with absolute knowledge of itself is God.
The Being as God doesn't forget. It's able to remember everything in detail, for He has lived everything. § 26
The knowledge of the Being lies hidden in most creatures by commandment of the Being. All history lies crusted in every human being by the melted steel of forgetfulness. But the Being allows intuitions and fragments of his knowledge of itself to many beings. All the greatest thinkers, mystics and poets, not to mention the prophets, are manifestations of the Being in its path to knowledge. § 27
The Being is an entity that builds knowledge. And as the Messiah that comes into contact with pins and whores in order to experience the darkest depths of the soul, and in his love ends up giving his life for them, thus the Being, out of his love for knowledge, ends up bearing the joys and pains of all his creatures, forgetting his original nature as creator. For we are all of the same matter that made the God of gods in Israel, the spirit of the mountains over that waters of Niagara falls, the Idol of the tribes of Java and the madman of Guyana.
