Proclamation on Sinai

Exploring profound themes from his life, the book reflects on the origins of law and the soul's quest for certainty, framed as a "path through the wilderness." Tomberg revisits essentialism through analogical knowledge, engaging with symbols from Jewish kabbalah and the Catholic Church. He emphasizes the spiritual hierarchies and pays homage to Rudolf Steiner, highlighting their influence on his thought. The narrative culminates in insights on Divine Law, symbolized by the transfiguration of darkness into light on Mt. Sinai, marking a significant moment in Tomberg's spiritual journey.