It is said that the divine or the spirit is not transmitted to men in the form of writings, but by the living word. These mantras, words of wisdom, take us on a journey through a large number of traditions in the lineage of the great classics such as the “Rubayat” of Omar Khayyam, “Zarathustra” of Nietzsche or even “The Prophet” of Khalil Gibran through the Sufi tradition, which saw the birth of the greatest poets: Attar, Ibn Arabi, Rumi, Hafez...
 This ancient message of wisdom is universal and timeless: a voice that, like an echo from the beginning of time, speaks to the men and women of today.
 Gratitude to Idris Lahore who transmitted these songs and mantras and to Ennea Tess Griffith who was the first to interpret them.
 These mantras address all the highest human and spiritual values in a poetic form: Love, generosity, truth, harmony, self-knowledge... which are the steps on the path of seekers of Truth.
 Addressing the deepest part of ourselves, our own Essence, these are words that provide relief from all ills, whether bodily, psychological or spiritual.
 Listening constantly to these messages of truth fills us with their beauty, their goodness and their infinite strength. They then become a balm for the soul, the heart and the body, and help us to find the traces of an authentic path towards ourselves, towards others and the worlds.