"Mysticism and Intuition in Henri Bergson" is a profound non-fiction book that examines the philosophical concepts of Henri Bergson and highlights their relevance to the modern world. The author, Catarina Rochamonte, argues that Bergson's views on intuition and mysticism can reclaim a spiritual dimension of philosophy that has been lost in the current often hedonistic and aesthetic mindset. Through a detailed analysis of Bergson's concept of intuition, the book addresses the critical engagement with traditional metaphysics and the development of a new metaphysics of duration. It not only provides a theoretical foundation but also reflects on the moral and spiritual development of humanity, which is fostered by mystical experience. Rochamonte advocates for a creative evolution that places both intellect and mystical experience at the center, encouraging readers to contemplate the teachings of great mystics and explore their application in today's world.