Gitta Mallasz : her biography
Gitta was born on the 21rst of June 1907 and her existence could have filled several lives. A daughter of a general of the great Austrian Hungarian Army, she started off as a Hungarian swimming champion, worshipped by the crowd, and then in turn became a graphic designer, a stage designer and an interpreter for the Hungarian National Ballet, frequenting the most important people of the world, from Queen Mary to Mao tsé-Tung. But just like Schindler, she also had the courage during the Second World War to hide and to save from the Nazi repression around a hundred Jewish women and children in a war factory which she directed near Budapest.
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Stage director for the Hungarian Ballet, Gitta Mallasz went all over the world.
However, an event which occurred on the 25th of June was to change the course of her life. Under sword and fire, in the heart of Europe, Gitta and three of her friends decided to install their graphic design and publicity headquarters in Budaliget, a small village in the country. Faced with the horrors of war, they wonder about the mistakes made by Man which lead to such violence. As a result of their uncompromising questions, burning and truthful answers arose. From then on and for a period of seventeen months, astonishing dialogues with what they called their inner master, were held on a regular basis. This was the beginning of one of the most amazing spiritual adventures of the 20th century. These messages were recorded word by word by Gitta Mallasz, the sole survivor of this experience, in little notebooks. By then, her three friends had perished in concentration camp. However, she managed to save and publish these writings in French under the title Talking with Angels. (1976)
 
Gitta earned her living in France, thanks to her talent as an illustrator.
Jacques Chancel’s program, Radioscopie, made her known to the general public. In 1979, she participated in the debate on Science and Conscience in Cordoba, amidst philosophers and scientists from all countries. In 1983, she presented her first conference at the Carl Gustav Jung institute of Zurich. From then on, she never ceased giving testimony about her experience as a natural possibility accessible to every human being. This resulted in the publication of approximately fifteen translations of “Talking with Angels” all over the world as well as four explanatory books which she wrote about this inner dialogue experience.
As a result of a car accident in 1988, she went to live with Bernard and Patricia Montaud in the Rhône valley. They organized conferences for her all over Europe. Because they took care of her life, as a result, she took care of theirs, by passing on to them this authentic western spiritual path towards inner consciousness.
In May 1992, she announced that her task was fulfilled, and the way she died, still full of life, not only was the crowning act of her life, but was also a great spiritual lesson for those who were close to her. What an amazing life was hers… her Angel being so much involved in it.
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT
I have left my body,
This invaluable tool which was given to me
In order to accomplish my earthly task.
It has been much worn-out by time
I know a new tool will be given to me,
Which is more appropriate for a new task.
You too have a task, a unique task,
It is of great benefit to accomplish your task properly
As long as this rare gift from heaven
-Your earthly body-
Can still be used.
Otherwise, you will have lived in vain.
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