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BTG XLVII⇐

XLVIII. From the Author (pgs. B1184 - B1238)

Chapitre 48 Conclusions de l’auteur

Capítulo 48 Do autor

G reflects on completing the first of three planned book series after six years of intense, disciplined labor. These books were designed to:

- Destroy false beliefs accumulated in human thinking (First Series).

- Prepare new intellectual foundations (Second Series).

- Build a new worldview (Third Series).

- G worked relentlessly, often under extreme mental and physical strain, including recovering from a near-fatal car accident. Despite his injuries, his spirit remained unbroken, fueled by disillusionment with humanity—particularly scientists and those claiming to serve “science.”

- G had once believed in self-sacrifice for others' welfare but grew disillusioned by human selfishness and intellectual stagnation.

- G shut down his “Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man” after realizing that, without genuine collaborators and financial support, its continuation would lead to failure. Some former followers, fearing personal loss, abandoned him and exploited his teachings for profit.

- Instead of a traditional epilogue, he includes an introductory lecture from his Institute, which aligns with the deeper truths explored in his work. This lecture was meant to serve as a gateway to his ideas, but its public reading also revealed the Hasnamussian tendencies (self-serving, destructive behavior) in some of his former pupils.

G’s work aims to dismantle falsehoods, reconstruct human understanding, and ultimately forge a new way of thinking. However, his journey has been marked by suffering, betrayal, and the sobering realization that most people are unwilling or unable to embrace true transformation. The appended lecture serves as both a conclusion and a warning—truth exists, but few will grasp it properly.

Lecture Number One