The poem tells the story of how one is liberated from the ocean of the world and gains the Ocean of Love. The different eras have different Messengers, Saints, Prophets and Holy Men, sent to bring the Knowledge of liberation. How few show interest.

Dr. Nicoll continues with the explanation of the story of Nicodemus and Jesus. The misunderstood or not understood meaning of New Birth is explored in detail and applied to our possible evolution, transformation.

The Ocean of Love lays out the plan to liberate the souls from the bondage and torment of Kal. Of course, Kal will not take this lying down, and his deceptions are explained with which he counters the will of the Absolute. Recognize the traps and avoid them.

The story of Nicodemus and what it means for those who wish to apply the esoteric meaning to their own lives. Inner development isn't easy, but it's impossible for those who cannot, will not, open their consciousness to new meaning.

An explanation of the suffering of the world, how and why it repeats throughout the ages. The poem also explains the way a soul can be guided across the ocean of the world to the ocean of love by One Who knows the way.

An eye opening look at the real meaning of the parable of the prodigal son. The parable is so well known it takes a psychological hammer to break through our preconceived notions and old associations.

The poem explains how the different types of people who walk the earth came to be as they are. Some are born wise and gentle while others are born violent and beastly.

What is your supreme meaning? How can the obvious real meaning of popular esoteric writings be so consistently misunderstood? Why can't we understand our way of seeing things is the problem?

The poem addresses a modern misconception about the creation and ownership of the world in which we live. Cause and Effect is explained as the active law binding us to the Wheel of Eighty-Four.

Continuing with the idea of Metanoia as a state of understanding as a starting point for the further development of what a man can become. We begin to touch on the idea of what opposes this development and why it is so here on this earth.