It remains unclear what or rather whom the one who is talking to Rigden "hopes to find", and perhaps we will limit ourselves to just mentioning this. The Prologue in Book III continues the same dialogue, this time as poetry. Judging by the quotation mark in the beginning of the first line, the poem is recited by one of the dialogue participants (not clear again which of the two exactly).
In the shadow of their thoughts, where God was confined.
One, seeing the dark, forgets about the light.
Merging with dark, chooses ban as the right.
Millstones of thoughts grind everything instantly.
Grains in the field are turned into dust.
Eclipsing eternal sacrament with 'new' from the past.
And will open doors into the worlds unmarked.
But it was concealed from the curious eye.
Will get to know His great power divine.
And further hastens its impetuous speed.
The last chance is given to men as a gift.
The torch is lit from the candle of no decay.
And the blue of great mountains.
And of the One who approaches God, being to Him close.
Despair and poverty in this instant.
Of the One in whom Love is the Essence.
Under the only cover of the four masterpieces.
By hand of the One who has put God's Voice into behest.
It is under a seal of secret.
What people imagine valuable and sacred.
For it is a key to the Word given.
And one who wants power over the world is welcome!
When you utter the Word of 12 that creates everything.
Is the destiny of worlds, the destiny of people.
And be reasonable in your wishes.
The brush that creates the world from nothing.
Who is faithful only to God and advances to God!
The poem has already been discussed in detail on the web and is associated with the Grail mystery and the paintings by Anastasia Novykh which have some relation to all this (the second quatrain hints at those). We shall present the paintings in a separate publication.