Hymns to Jesus: The Anointing of the Judge of the Living and the Dead

"Sing Jesus, God, Son of Man!" This is how Hugo Noël's voice sounds in this mystical poem, a work that narrates his divine experience and his profound union with the Holy Trinity. Anointed as a prophet by God himself, Noël leads us through verses that exalt love, truth and wisdom.

In each poem, Hugo Noël takes us by the hand on a spiritual journey, his experiences from his days traveling in Paris and Madras to the heavenly encounters that transformed his existence. In communion with the divine, in familiar conversation with God, he finds comfort, joy and direction in the face of earthly challenges.

The meter and versification of each poem illuminate the depth of Noël's soul, his connection to poetry, and his unwavering faith. Feelings are involved in each of the verses, the search for truth and the will to be an instrument of justice and love in a world full of light and shadows.

Through these pages, readers will witness the fight against deception, discrimination and injustice. Hugo Noël's poetic voice rises like a song to humanity, reminding us that the desires of love are not an offense against God, but a divine manifestation in us.

In this poem, the reader is invited to reflect on the nature of faith, the purpose of life and hope in difficult times. Each poem opens hearts, ready to receive and transmit the light that emanates from the Supreme Being.

Hugo Noël's work transcends the limits of humanity and becomes a poetic discourse that invites us to contemplate the mystery of life and find our own communion with the divine. Through his verses, we are invited to compassion, understanding, and unity among people.

In this mystical poetry collection, the Virgin Mary's presence weaves a divine thread, inspiring and guiding poet Hugo Noël. She led him to her son amid doctrinal struggles, and in worldly endeavors, her intercession facilitated opportunities and protected him from obstacles.

Mary's comforting embrace offered solace in times of distress, and her guidance extended to philosophical musings, leading him to articulate an atheism aligned with Christian principles.

Through his experiences, such as writing "New Manhattan's Soirées" and investigations into her apparitions in Fátima, Portugal, Mary's loving presence remained steadfast, bolstering him through penitence and hardships.

As a modern-day prophet, Noël's life and work bore witness to Mary's compassionate guardianship, providing solace amidst persecutions and political interventions.

Mary, empress of skies and earth, holds the destiny of humanity and all living beings. In her embrace, Noël and Jesus became one, a testament to her boundless love.

These sacred verses stand as eternal gratitude and love dedicated to the protector of those who endure injustice-the revered Mary, our adored Mother.

Within her grace, heavens reveal new paths, guiding souls on spiritual journeys, and illuminating sanctified spaces where her love resonates deeply. Through her love, she brings peace to those who suffer, leading humanity toward the embrace of eternal love.

Thus, the reader will enter into a revealing experience in which transcendence joins everyday life, and faith reveals itself as a transforming force capable of defeating even the most occult plans.

In this poem, Hugo Noël delivers us his vision of a world full of hope and love, a world in which each individual can be an instrument of peace and reconciliation. With this word, he inspires us to seek the truth, love unconditionally and walk in communion with the divine.

Thus, in " Hymns to Jesus, The Anointing of the Judge of the Living and the Dead", we find the voice of an enlightened soul, ready to share his mystical experience with the world, leading us along the path of wisdom and unconditional love.

Leyla Tobias of Santander

Managing Editor Stanley

Bucaramanga, Colombia

July 31, 2023