These meditations do not engage in a polemic based on “weak” or “strong” intellectual positions; rather, they allow us to envision a form of thought which is respectable, open, assimilative, integrating, and worthy to be taken into account by those wishing to conceive of human beings as “something more” than what they themselves can conceive of; and, above all, they are meditations which, on account of their thematic breadth and masterfulness, will surely be of interest to specialists in philosophy, anthropology, psychology, sociology, education, semiotics, and metaphysics, in addition to theologians and moralists. I propose the reading and study of these “Rielian meditations” to all of them. Whatever the ideological inclinations may be of those opening this book, I believe they will not come away from it disappointed. Far from producing agitation and anxiety, reading and studying it prove refreshing.