His only degree was his tenacity and freedom of thought (other names for his responsibility). Writing as an older man, Légaut recovered his dream as a youth: to express spiritual life just as it is, in a sincere and honest way, avoiding utopian speculation.
Légaut's singular characteristic was his unshakeable tenacity and freedom of thought (which can also be viewed as a testament to his sense of responsibility). In his later years, he rekindled his youthful aspiration: to express the spiritual realm in its purest form, untainted by fanciful notions.