Chapter 21 Cleopa of Bertron

When Jesus spoke, the whole world listened in silence.His words are not addressed to our ears, but to the elements with which God created the earth. He talks to the sea, the sea is the great mother who gave birth to us; he talks to the mountain, the mountain is our elder brother, and the mountain top is a promise made. He spoke to the angels above the sea and the mountains, to whom we dreamed long before the clay on us dried in the sun. His words are like a half-forgotten love song, still dormant in our breasts, but sometimes they burn themselves, shining in our memory. His words were plain and cheerful, and his voice was like a spring flowing from a dry place.

Once he raised his hand to the sky, his fingers like banyan branches, and he said in a loud voice: "The prophets of old have spoken to you, and your ears are filled with their words. But I warn you: take everything from your ears." "However, I warn you" these words were proclaimed not from the mouths of us earthly humans, but from the army of seraphs marching over Judea. Several times he would go through the law and the words of the prophets three times, and then he would say, "But I admonish you." Oh, what a fiery word it is, what a raging sea unknowable by the shores of our thoughts! — "However, I warn you."

What unsearchable stars search the darkness of the soul, what watchful sleepless souls wait for the dawn! Whoever talks about the speeches of Jesus needs to know the truth in his speeches or their echoes. And I did not see the truth in his speech or its echoes. Forgive me for a story I cannot close.That ending is not yet on my lips, but still a love song on the wind.