Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? Mario Roso de Luna, one of the most brilliant and iconoclastic theosophists and athenaists in Spain, immerses us in one of his greatest works; a treatise where the cutting-edge science of its time, transcendental philosophy and occultism join hands to challenge the greatest of human fears: the finitude of life.

Through these pages, the author reveals to us the mystery of the Jinas (either djinn), astral, mythological and elemental beings that inhabit the bowels of the Earth or the most remote places from human presence. These entities, possessors of a "fourth ethereal dimension" that is forbidden to ordinary human beings, they guard the secrets of immortality, eternal youth and the lost knowledge of ancient civilizations such as the Persian, the Aztec and the Inca.

The book that kills death It is not a simple reading text, but a initiation guide. Roso de Luna maintains that death is not an end, but an illusion that can be "dead" or defeated through true knowledge and the evolution of the soul towards immaterial spheres. A fascinating journey through hypergeometry, eastern mysticism and magical traditions that promises to transform the reader from a simple spectator of the world to a true connoisseur of eternal mysteries.

Key points of the work:

• The World of the Jinas: Explore the existence of ethereal beings and hidden dimensions that secretly interact with our reality.
• Breaking the veil of materialism: A critique of materialist science, proposing in its place an "integral" and spiritual science capable of answering the enigma of the Sphinx.
• Comparative Mythology: The author traces the myth of immortality through the Tuatha of Ireland, Persian magicians, Aztec secrets, and the solar origins of the Incas.

About the Author:

Mario Roso de Luna (1872–1931) He was a famous Spanish astronomer, journalist, writer, freemason and theosophist. Popularly known as the "Wizard of Logrosán", he stood out for his profound esoteric studies and for translating into Spanish the complex works of H. P. Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society. His brilliant mind combined scientific rigor—even discovering a comet registered by the Paris Academy of Sciences—with an insatiable search for the hidden truths of nature.

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