“My dear Man, the moral of the fable is the exact opposite: the mouse can become a non-mouse, it can become another species, yes, the mouse can marry the wind…

This is the sense of life, Man, the sense of evolution, the development and expansion of Consciousness, that’s why you are incarnated here and now, Man… To recall that you are a Jesus or a Buddha.

Please, pluck up courage and accept that you are already another species…’’

And thus the man mustered up his feeble strength wiped his tears and, with the courage of despair, he took the road of Knowledge, starting his Great Adventure, as the Spirit would call it. That was the road with no way back, along which he, too, was looking for his way Home…

And he took with him those precious words, which were to lift him up so many times, which were to support him, to give him power, to soothe his wounds and heal his longings: ,,My dear Man, feel free, go, fly, marry the wind…’’

“Yes, I admit, it is a radical book, which is meant to destroy egos and conditional minds…

It is for those who do not want to go through compromises any longer, for those whose need of change has become painfully acute, for those who are ready to give up false security and self-complacency and are ready to go on their Great Adventure, as the Spirit calls it…’’