French philosopher and teacher, Teacher Omraam Mikael Aivankhov (1900 - 1986) was born in Bulgaria and lived in France since 1937. In all his conversations, one is struck by the variety of points of view from which he views the only problem: man and his improvement. Any topic he touches on is invariably interpreted from the perspective of the benefits that a person can derive for self-knowledge, self-improvement and better organization of his life.

“The teaching of Christ is entirely contained in a few lines of the Sunday prayer: “Our Father who art in heaven. ..” This is exactly what Omraam Mikael Aivankhov shows in this work. “The initiate,” he says, “acts in the same way as nature. Look: nature managed to skillfully place all this splendor, which is a tree with its roots, trunk, branches, leaves, flowers and fruits, into a tiny seed that is planted in the ground. Jesus did the same: he wanted to enclose all the science that he possessed in the Lord's Prayer in the hope that people who would say it and meditate on it would plant it like a seed in their souls, that they would water this grain, protect it, grow it in order to open the huge tree of Initiatory Science that he left us.” Omraam Mikael Aivankhov