In the depths of history, nestled within the secret archives and ancient texts, lies "The Essene Gospel of Peace" by Edmond Bordeaux Szekely, a treasure trove of wisdom that has traversed time and territory from the hands of the Nestorian priests fleeing the onslaught of Genghis Khan to the guarded vaults of the Vatican and the royal archives of the Habsburgs. This profound manuscript, part of a larger corpus yet to be fully revealed, offers a glimpse into the teachings of the man known as the Son of man, whose words were a beacon of health for the sick, knowledge for the ignorant, and joy for the sorrowful, reshaping the civilization of the West and touching the hearts of half of humanity with its eternal vitality. Szekely's translation unveils about a third of the original teachings preserved in ancient Aramaic and old Slavonic texts, dating back to the 3rd century after Christ. The journey of these texts, from the sands of Palestine through the rugged terrains of Asia to the secure confines of modern archives, remains a mystery to archaeologists. Yet, their content needs no embellishment, standing as a testament to truths that resonate with the human spirit now more than ever. As readers immerse themselves in the pages of "The Essene Gospel of Peace," they are invited to engage with its teachings with concentration, allowing the timeless wisdom to unfold, revealing insights that are profoundly relevant in today's world, urgently calling humanity to a path of peace, understanding, and enlightenment.