The Cathar Dialogues: Dialogues betwixt Henri de Nebours and Guillaume de Mirepoix

The world is generally aware of the Cathars through the Albigensian Crusade and the annihilation of Medieval Catharism by the Inquisition. However, Gnosticism being difficult to eradicate, much of their beliefs with an awareness of their goodness, are re-emerging. This book treads a less trodden path leading to learning such as the acknowledged input to Carl Jung by his spirit guide, Phileon. In similar vein, this account of The Dialogues between Guillaume de Mirepoix and his guide, Henri de Nebours, gives insight into the thinking of a learned perfecti. Catharism totally lacks Judeo/Christian/Islamic devils and demons, guilty fleshy sin and pointless sorrow, damnable hell or fluffy heaven, Also the Cathars held a final blissful ending for all, through the ultimate reunification of their Divine Spark with the primordial Source. This blissful event must make Gnostic Catharism, with its lack of guilt and deistic punishment, the most stress-free of all beliefs systems.