Why Be Bleak When You Can Have Blake?
On William Blake’s Visionary Imagination of the Compassionate Spirit and the World of Eternity.
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Why Be Bleak When You Can Have Blake?
On William Blake’s Visionary Imagination of the Compassionate Spirit and the World of Eternity.
The Gates of Heaven
“Where Mercy, Love, & Pity dwell, There God is dwelling too." — The Divine Image (William Blake) Would one, in afterlife, Who heeds the sinners’ cries To comfort them in grief, Be denied Paradise For not judging aright, Thereby forsaking Light For dim shadow? Or might Mercy grant Pity’s...
Remarks on Esoterism in the Works of Frithjof Schuon
Two Poems: The Kiss | The Wise Heart
Book Review: The Enigma of Gender by Hans-Georg Moeller
