4 (french) Werber, Bernard

the same. He did not repeat learnedly made ideas
serinées on television or in newspapers. I think that’s what
attracted me as a home, this freedom of spirit, resistance
to all influences. Gave thanks to him his father. He was
professor of philosophy, he pointed out, and had taught him
a love of books. Raoul read about a day. Mostly fantasy
books or science fiction.
- The secret of freedom is the library, he liked to say. 13 - IT
IS NEVER ENOUGH SLEEP In her womb
A Wednesday afternoon when sitting on a bench, we
consider silence in the clouds above the fray cemetery,
Raoul pulled out a thick book of his satchel. The opening,
he showed me a page he had to cut in a book on ancient
mythology before Paste
There was a picture of an Egyptian boat and different
characters. He commented:
- In the center of the nave is Ra, the sun god. A deceased
kneels before him. From both sides, stand two other
deities: Isis and Nephthys. Of his hand left, Isis and
indicates a direction in his right hand, she brandishing an
ankh, the symbol of eternity that awaits the traveling the
afterlife. - The Egyptians believed in an afterlife? Of course!
There, on the far left of the image, it is recognized Anubis