The Spirit

The magnitude and depth of the logosophical thought has often disturbed public opinion eager to know the sources from which González Pecotche obtained his wisdom. This book marks the appropriate time to reveal the secret, since its content will help to understand it. The thought of the author of Logosophy is abolutely original, that is to say that González Pecotche did not drink from any source. When he was still very young he had the certitude of accomplishing the logosophic work, the projections of which he conceived with clear vision, not only of its content, but of its method as well. It was precisely this certitude that led him to make his first great renunciation, since his enormous mental capability would have allowed him to achieve any academic title if he so wished: he could not in any way mix the fruit of his own inheritance with current knowledge. As stated in one of the last chapters of this book, once the direct connection with his spirit had been established in him, he only made use of the values that it had accumulated and its constant assistance. This is therefore his source and the origin of his wisdom which, as specifically expressed by him, is placed at the disposal of all those who want to nourish themselves with the values it contains.