Preface.

Chapter XVI. Of the eternal Signature and Heavenly joy / why all things have been introduced in both evil and good.

The Author also writes concerning this book of his as follows:

Thus I wish to have the reader faithfully warned and to have placed before his eyes what the LORD of all Beings has given to me: He may behold himself from within and from without in this Mirror The "Mirror" is a common mystical metaphor suggesting the text reflects the reader's own spiritual state back to them., and so he shall find who he is. Every reader will find his use therein, whether he be good or evil: It is a very bright gate to the Great Mystery original: "Mysterii aller Wesen." In the author's vocabulary, the Mysterium Magnum refers to the chaos or "groundless" state from which all existence originated. of all Beings. No one shall grasp it in his own foundation through mere commentary and his own wit: But it may embrace the true Seeker / and provide much use and joy, as well as being helpful in all natural things, provided that he