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Building a Renaissance Mind! We are currently doing a pilot project for weekly group and individual sessions going through Purgatorio, both as personal transformation and for balancing the brain hemispheres better. Contact us in the comments below, or by DM … Continue reading
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The Chariot in the Night Sky
After Dante has established the chariot as a deep metaphor for both your soul and ultimate reality, he opens up the next canto by lifting the sights into the night sky, and recognizes the chariot (carro) once again. The poem … Continue reading
The Chariot – the Deepest of Reality
After the four gospels have appeared on the other side of the river, as a deepening vision and experience of spiritual wisdom – the Pilgrim sees something more: in the “midst of” or “inside” the four gospels there is a … Continue reading
Gaining more eyes to see
After the appearance of the 24 elders in the wake of the light of the Covenant, they slowly pass by and there are new and fresh flowers visible on the other side of the river – in part meaning new … Continue reading
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Garden of Eden
The Garden of Eden in Dante’s Purgatory is somewhat different in the original compared to most English translations. In Dante’s Italian it becomes more of an expression of the transformed life, and the new experience of the Earthly with the … Continue reading