In this series Exponents of Light the emphasis is on concise portraits of authors and thinkers who made considerable contributions to Spiritual history.

The visions they portray of world and humanity is probably best reflected in a pithy sentence written by Hermes Trismegistus, the father of all Philosophers:
“Man is a great wonder, oh Aesclepius”.

This great wonder has at all times been the subject of the teachings by philosophic and spiritual Schools so as to induce man to chose the way towards the realisation of the immortal Spirit-Soul Man.

From the classical world up to now the Hermetic and the Christian reasoning have gradually accomplished a synthesis. With that a new life-perspective was opened up for the western individual.
All notabilities in the series Exponents of Light have contributed to a further disclosure of this life-perspective.

Their declarations are not restricted to any specific period of time.
Today they are just as topical as they were hundreds of years ago and also
in the future they will probably lose nothing of their importance.
The way, which the Exponents of Light are indicating, is equally timeless itself, that is:

the soul’s eternal way towards itself and beyond itself towards the All – Itself.