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S., then, had earlier retired to the blue mountains; he had, in his engagement and intensive concentration towards a new physical and material State, one by one broken all bridges and he and SN. had almost no one left at their sides. But he saw to it that his daily notations of his progression and experience were preserved, to be shared and to bear witness of the path once trod. Those breaks had sometimes engendered harsh and bitter incomprehension – but more than anything he wanted to try with his whole being to follow in Her steps the physical path She had cleaved, to follow this path concretely rather than talk about it, explain it or write of it. In several instances She had indeed indicated that he could do it and SN. alone, who had been with him at Her feet, could accompany him in the atmosphere necessary for this physical passage.

Both of them passed away in 2007 – he in April, she in May.

His notes of almost twenty years of apprenticeship are laboriously transcribed and published for all those who might find them helpful in this yet unknown mutation.

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As for R., he passed at the beginning of the following year.

Both of them, R. and S. had been born the same year = through very diffeent itineraries both had found themselves before Her and each had wanted to serve Her and She had entrusted each with a task and a responsibility for the future.

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