Thoughts from Antoine Saint Exupéry's Citadel

A sequence of fictionalized meditations on existential themes, meditations on the meaning of life and the world

Quiet yourself, enter into your heart and listen to the thoughts from the treasury of spiritual wisdom left to people by the brilliant writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - author of The Little Prince and The Citadel: "The cultural person is the creator. I don't like lazy-hearted people. You never want to have an empire where everything is perfect. they want an empire where everything is on fire. I don't care about the kind of person who puts on lard. I like it when a person gives off light. The one who has struggled with himself the most will go the furthest and be the most successful. you will punish mainly deceit and informing. Every work is a journey towards God and can only be completed by death. Are you looking to give life meaning? But the point is first of all to become yourself!. True love begins where you expect nothing in return."

The Citadel was the last, the unfinished work of this French author, whose fame transcended the country's borders, countries, of the continent, and probably our planet Earth. However, in its richness of thought, it is certainly his seminal work!