/lit/ - Literature

>>19689417
One of the prophecies.
>Europe a Prophecy
>America a Prophecy

>>19689417
You should read Swedenborg too.

>>19689417
>For this is the essence of true Religion: that, away from the cheating show of the daytide world, it shines in the night of man's inmost heart, with a light quite other than the world-sun's light, and visible nowhence save from out that depth.
- Wagner's State and Religion

>I, too, felt driven to this "Whence and Wherefore?" and for long it banned me from the magic of my art. But my time of penance taught me to overcome the question. All doubt at last was taken from me when I gave myself up to the Tristan. Here, in perfect trustfulness, I plunged into the inner depths of soul-events, and from the inmost centre of the world I fearlessly built up its outer form. . . Life and death, the whole import and existence of the outer world, here hang on nothing but the inner movements of the soul. The whole affecting Action comes about for reason only that the inmost soul demands it, and steps to light with the very shape foretokened in the inner shrine.
- The Music of the Future

>The mystic is the man for me…the man who feels the urge to ignite for himself the inner light in contrast to the outer brightness which shows him nothing. The name of illuminati was for this reason very aptly chosen, only, as Schopenhauer rightly says, one must be able to strip off the layers which the catechism spreads over such natures.
- The Diaries of Cosima Wagner March 17, 1873

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>>19689440
>>19689456

Thanks fellas.

>>19689417
>which Blake work I should continue with
Jerusalem and Milton
>other "visionary" authors
Isaiah
Dante
Swedenborg

>>19689440
Seconding this, and if you haven’t read Rudolph Steiner he’s a must