Eurydice Reinert Cend

Lilith, the Enchantress Eurydice Reinert Cend

This is the revisited legend of the myth of Lilith, belonging to the origin of the creation of woman and man by the Divine. So this is not quite a tale and, even less, a trivial story. It took a lot of courage and unwavering will to question the possible truth contained in the initial story, most certainly untrue and more than distorted. We have tried to dust off what needs to be questioned, so as to submit to your intelligence only the essentials, obviously. The poetry which surrounds this story does not therefore detract from its objective value. The author's word"If Lilith's legend was told you, would you accept it in truth, would you be willing to give up those certainties to which you were previously firmly attached ? If Lilith was told you, yes, if you knew the strange truth that noone really dares to formulate with clarity, would you renounce to the stereotypes deeply printed inside of you ? If so, and if you feel ready to venture off the beaten tracks and dare to discover her true story long garbled in the form of such a deplorable myth, then come and follow me on the wings of this tale, that is not really one. Open the first page of this book if, and only if, you feel able to approach new shores, by no means familiar, with strength and courage ! Lilith is your story and mine, beyond what has yet been said. She comes from far, far away, from so far away, we can't really say when. It goes back to the dawn of time to account for the possible existence of the man and the woman, the very first human beings created in the image of God by God, according to the holy text entitled Genesis." Eurydice Reinert Cend