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Svetlana de Rohan-Levashova. Revelation

to accept such a loss. But she also knew that he would never show weakness to a
stranger, even while terribly suffering and grieving. He was Radomir’s son... And this
obliged him to be strong.

Several more months passed. Gadually, as always happens in the case of even the
most frightful loss, Magdalena started coming back to life. Probably it was the right
time to return to the living...
Choosing the tiny Montsegur which was the most magic castle in the Valley
(because it was constructed on the "transition point" to other worlds), Magdalena and
her daughter moved there and began to settle in their new, still unknown, Home...

Finally, keeping in mind Radomir’s persistent desire, Magdalena gradually began
to get her first disciples...
It was probably the easiest of tasks, because everybody in this amazing plot of
land was more or less gifted, and almost everybody longed for knowledge. Therefore
very soon Magdalena had several hundred very assiduous pupils. Very soon there were
a thousand of them... and in a short while the whole Valley of Magicians was embraced
by her teachings. And she took as many as of them as possible to distract herself from
bitter thoughts and was unspeakably glad watching how voraciously the Occitans
strived for Knowledge! She knew that Radomir would rejoice at it too... and accepted
more pupils.
– Forgive me, Sever, but how could White Volkhv agree to it?! In fact they so
carefully guard their Knowledge from everybody! How did he allow this kind of thing?
In fact Magdalena taught everybody, not just the initiated.

– He did not. The White Volkhv never agreed to it, Isidora... Magdalena and
Radomir went against his will, opening this knowledge to people. Even now I don’t
know who was truly right...
– But you saw how eagerly the Occitans absorbed this Knowledge! And the rest
of Europe too! – I exclaimed with surprise.

– Yes, they did... But I also saw another thing – how easily they were destroyed...
And this means they were not ready for it.
– But when do you think people will be "ready"? – I was indignant. – Or it will
never happen?!
– It will happen, my friend... I think. But only when people understand at last that
they are able to protect this very Knowledge... – Sever unexpectedly smiled like a child.
– Magdalena and Radomir lived for the Future, you see... They dreamed of a wonderful
United World where there would be one Faith, one ruler, one language... And despite
everything, they taught... resisting the Volkhvs... not submitting to White Volkhv... And
for all that, they understood very well that even their distant great-grandchildren would
probably not see anything of this wonderful united world. They simply fought... for
light, for knowledge and for Earth. It was their Life... And they lived it faithfully sticking
to it to the end.

I again dipped into the past where this outstanding, surprising and singular story
lived… There was only one sad cloud which cast a shade on Magdalena’s gradually

brightening mood. Vesta took Radomir’s loss very hard and suffered deeply. No "joys"

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