“... The philosophy of this book is consciously personal, it says about man, about the world, about God only what I saw and experienced, it philosophizes a specific person, and not the world mind or the world spirit. To explain my mental path, I must also say that the world seems to me eternally new, I perceive it as if in primary intuition, even if it was a truth I had long recognized. My book would be misunderstood by those who wanted to see in it a practical program and a concrete solution to social issues. This is a philosophical book, and it presupposes, first of all, spiritual reform. ..."