Six metaphysical meditations Wherein it is proved that there is a God and that mans mind is really distinct from his body

In this compact yet profound treatise the author offers six metaphysical meditations that aim to prove, with the certainty of geometry, both the existence of a divine creator and the real distinction between mind and body. Written in Latin in the 17th century, the arguments proceed step by step, using clear definitions and logical deductions that echo the rigor of mathematics. The translator has preserved that strict style, so listeners can hear the original precision while following the progression of ideas.

The work also presents a series of objections raised by a notable contemporary thinker, followed by detailed replies that illuminate the stakes of the debate. These exchanges give a vivid sense of the lively philosophical culture of the time and invite the listener to weigh the reasoning for themselves. Engaging and carefully paced, the meditation offers a gateway into the foundations of modern philosophy without requiring prior expertise.