This is a book whose writing involves an extraordinary difficulty, since in it the author tries to communicate the secrets of the unitive mystical experience. In this case, she of her own. As a student of the mystical phenomenon, she knows well that it is completely impossible to leave something said about that direct experience, which is registered outside the senses, language and reason. The mystics of the most diverse religious persuasions knew it from their own experience, which the author has studied in detail over the decades. But now she is forced to dialogue face to face with the contemplatives who were previously the reason for her philological studies.
This book marks a milestone in the already extensive work of Luce López-Baralt, but is related to the mystical collection of poems Luz sobre luz, in which she gave an account of the same transcendent experience, complete...read more