Lao-Tse

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Ephesus

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Buddha

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Mohammed

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Zoroaster

Hitherto little is known of this great Chinese sage; we know hardly anything about his life and work. In the book “Lao-Tse”, the personality of this leader of mankind on their path to the Light takes on form and shape. It was not fantasy that guided the pen, but genuine vision and recognition. Since nothing that was once a living happening is lost in Creation, he who is called for the purpose is able to record it. The time is ripe for us to grasp this and to recognize the connections right up to the closing of the cycle in the present time. The outward happening in life of Lao-Tse from his earliest years is clearly and simply portrayed. Under the care of Lie-Tse the High Lama, the studious boy enjoys a happy childhood; as his companion through many provinces of the Chinese Empire, he gathers experiences in daily life, in his association with people; he discovers their distortions, the vices of the big cities, the erroneous teachings of idolatry; he comes in contact with the ancient traditional knowledge, learns to distinguish between right and wrong, and matures. He comes to the recognition of his destiny. In the quiet and order of the monastery in Tibet he receives the ultimate knowledge, in order then to embark on the fulfillment of his mission. What Siddharta-Buddha began in pure striving, his grandson Gautama-Buddha continues. He is greater still in his knowledge, in his serving. As a protection against foreign invaders, the many, often warring principalities are to be united. How even a Called one with the best volition can nevertheless still fail, and yet find forgiveness and grace in the struggle for the right attitude, is impressively described. He who experiences within him what is undoubtedly the most beautiful part of Indian history, learns of the unspeakable Love and Justice which ever again bestow great helps on mankind.

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