Philosopher and poet, a young man who came from Italy to Greece to fulfill his military obligations. He remained in the land of his ancestors for the next ten years, the 1930s, until he died prematurely at the age of just 33, due to his involvement in the Greco-Italian War.

Sarantaris wrote philosophical texts and poetry with the aim of helping humanity move towards the Truth. Through his work, he envisioned contributing to Greece regaining the place it deserves in Western civilization - not in terms of power, but in terms of spiritual contribution. His discourse remains relevant, especially today, in an era where humanity is increasingly trapped within itself, distancing from nature, fellow humans, and God.

Sarantaris' philosophy is not an abstract theory; it is a way of life. While most talk about how the world will change, he dares to speak about how a person can change.

His work deserves to be read not only for what he wrote and expressed but also for his own life. Sarantaris chose the difficult path of the few – a path that many avoid because they fear pain and sacrifice.