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Lewis Thompson, Journals of an Integral Poet, Volume One 1932-1944 (Paperback)
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Lewis Thompson, Journals of an Integral Poet, Volume One 1932-1944 (Paperback)
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Volume One of Lewis Thompson's journals takes us into the everyday
world of India's sub-continent in the 1930's and 40's through the
prism of a fierce spiritual aspirant and intellect. "The whole in
this atmosphere," he writes, "suggests a superhuman discipline and
dignity, a passion, a sensuality, for what is prior to Being and
Non-being-astringent like the taste of iron." We share his meetings
with Sri Aurobindo, Sri Ramana Maharshi, J. Krishnamurti,
Anandamayi Ma and Sri Krishna Menon.. We experience his attempts to
integrate a Western heritage-Christ, Blake, Yeats, Rimbaud,
Pascal-with the exigencies of Indian gnosis. We marvel at his
self-invented writing yoga, whose bold vocabulary juxtaposes many
levels of consciousness - waking, dreaming, visionary, bhakti yoga,
jnana yoga, tantra and vedanta. This is a jewel of a book for those
interested in "the power which consecrates us beyond ourselves."
For the intimate context these journals provide, this book is a
must for readers of Thompson's aphorisms (Mirror to the Light) and
poetry (Black Sun). Edited with an introduction and commentary by
Richard Lannoy. Foreword by Dr. Harry Oldmeadow, LaTrobe
University.
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