The same character of revelation, which we find in poetry, attaches to mystical illumination, although here the revelation is always the divine.


Time and Eternity - An Essay on the Philosophy of Religion (1952), p. 119-120

Walter Terence Stace Quotes

The same character of revelation, which we find in poetry, attaches to mystical illumination, although here the revelation is always the divine.

The same character of revelation, which we find in poetry, attaches to mystical illumination, although here the revelation is always the divine.

The same character of revelation, which we find in poetry, attaches to mystical illumination, although here the revelation is always the divine.

The same character of revelation, which we find in poetry, attaches to mystical illumination, although here the revelation is always the divine.