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Book Description Yeats undertook to assist the Indian monk Shree Purohit Swâmi in the task of translating the Ten Principal Upanishads into English. Not only did Yeats impart the qualities of spontaneity and fidelity into the work, but also managed to enhance his own creativity. The philosophy of the Upani?ads enabled him to better understand and revise certain sections of A Vision: the Sphere or ultimate reality, the lunar symbolism and eschatology. Yeats found in the Upani?ads a confirmation of his belief in the immortality of the soul, something he had sought to prove through countless visits to séances. Yeats also discovered a parallel for his concept of Unity of Being in Tur?ya, a final stage in meditation wherein bliss and a consciousness of unity are achieved. Imagination, he discovered, was a faculty of the ?tman or Self. It created the images in anima mundi seen in their trances by seers and poets. To Yeats, imagination explained the nature of revelation. Finally, just as an Upani?adic seer meditated upon any object chosen from the universe in order to reach the formless reality beyond, a poet could use symbols that a reader would meditate upon, thus evoking the original experience of the poet in the reader?s mind. XI,176 Seiten, gebunden (Irish Studies; Vol. 6/Peter Lang Verlag 2002) Mängelexemplar/near mint. Statt EUR 57,95 388 g. Sprache: en. Seller Inventory # 74536
Book Description Condition: AS NEW. État de NEUF / AS NEW condition 0820449261 9780820449265 2 PC578. Seller Inventory # 142082