The excellent reception of the first volume of Voices of the mystique has encouraged the author and publisher to publish a second anthology of texts on the search for the transcendent, which has been a constant throughout history in all ages and cultures. And is that the mystical experience goes far beyond any religious or conceptual boundaries. Today is the subject of study of many disciplines, from theology to science of the brain, through anthropology and aesthetics. As stated by the renowned theologian Juan José Tamayo, "new research break the beatific image of the mystical and elusive character and show politically incorrect, religiously and theologically subversive creative."

As in the first volume, the texts included are a selection of columns enriched Javier Melloni published over the last decade in the literary magazine and opinion-deer and continues to be presented in chronological order covering from the Upanishads of the Vedic tradition of India to the Buddhist monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh, from among others, Plato, Hildegard of Bingen, William Blake and Albert Einstein.

The author invites the reader to experience again another perspective of reality, in which the previously perceived as scattered, disjointed or absurd is integrated into a whole that emanates from a transcendent Fund to which all returns without ceasing.