Lucifer tells the story of his Fall in his own words. Explaining the necessity of opposition he shows how, as the Devil, he has been misinterpreted and hated for generations without good cause. He shows his relationship with God, Jesus Christ, the Angels, and Adam. He examines the fall of man, the meaning of sacrifice and the temptations necessary for the re-integration of a being. These ideas are disclosed at a profound allegorical level, opening for us pathways into an understanding and interpretation of biblical text resonating with the works of William Blake and Jacob Boehme. It is a book of great mystical significance emphasising the unique talents of every individual being and the importance, for each of us, to demonstrate our uniqueness for the benefit of all.