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Poetry and Mysticism
Poetry and Mysticism
Colin Wilson
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A new book by Colin Wilson is always news. A
religious mysticism may now be seen at the core of
all his work : Sri Ramakrishna is one of the key
figures in The Outsider and his Religion and the
Rebel contains a whole series of studies of mystics.
In the present book, Colin Wilson has developed an
argument which runs counter to the most popular
trends in occult thinking today^ to the extent that
some might even call it “non-Zen” . Finding that
mystical experience and poetic inspiration can be
“pursued scientifically” and learned as one learns a
foreign language, he has small enthusiasm for psyche
delics and “non-thought” methods of arriving at the
expansion of consciousness, showing him self to be
much closer to William James’ Varieties of Religious
Experience than to Alan Watts or D. T. Suzuki.
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