Quale vera vita, quale vera morte?

This book is essentially a novel, and as such it must be considered so, but it is not the fruit of fantasy alone. All the information, on which it is based, is drawn from the teachings contained in the books of A. Bailey and C.W. Leadbeater members of the ‘Theosophical Society’. The book basically consists of two parts, the preface, in which the author generally explain the fundamental principles of Eastern Esoteric Philosophy, and perspective of the Italian and European Constitutional meanings in terms of  ‘Life’ and ‘Death’. The second part, the novel itself, in which the author deals with the discussion of the principles, from commensing the journey the human soul makes from the moment it leaves the ‘Physical Body’ (which is commonly defined as ‘Death’), to moment in which it reenters in a new ‘Physical Body’ (which is commonly defined as ‘Birth’) starting a new incarnation. The novel as a whole aims to encourage the reader to ask himself : “In the light of the teachings given by Eastern Esoteric Philosophy, for the human soul, What is true birth? What is true death? Each person must find within himself whether or  not these teachings make his vision of ‘Death’ more serene, and therefore be taken into consideration as a plausible hypothesis.