O Keklimenos

The "Called One" is a "hagiography" of Christ seen from Heaven, which He is addressing. In the galleries, Angels see and feel, and in the foreground, Souls participate and understand, while the moving scenes are the world that comes close or moves away depending on whatever it feels. Those who are in the world but are not of the world, those who are alive, can follow him through the Truth.
The central act is the conflict of the Son of Man with what is written. It is revealed and concentrated in a question of the Spirit.
"Consider my writings, I give you to see what you ask, at any time future or past you wish and you will tell me what more you are?".
A tug-of-war between the Spirit of concepts and the work of imprints. In the scripture of His life, this was expressed by the rupture between the Spirit and the letter of the Law. The book is an attempt to capture concepts clothed in words, correcting the feelings in the Spirit and not in the examples of the written works.