Tag Archives: Dionysius the Areopagite

The Cloud of Unknowing in Light of the Unborn

Posted on March 1, 2021 by Vajragoni

Of all the texts of genuine Mysticism no other work has been translated as numerous times than the Anonymous, The Cloud of Unknowing. IT was written by a 14th century Western Mystic and even unto this day his true identity … Continue reading →

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Nestled in Quietude

Posted on December 12, 2020 by Vajragoni

Contemplative Quietude is the best catalyst for growth in the Recollective Resolve of the spiritual life in the Unborn. Indeed, it is that Recollection itself, fully awake and aware of its vibrant Self-expression. It is the very pinnacle of illuminative … Continue reading →

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A Darkness Visible

Posted on June 7, 2019 by Vajragoni

Milton’s striking metaphor in Paradise Lost, the oxymoron Darkness Visible, is unparalleled in referring light (lumen) itself to something like a hellish tomb of veritable blackness. Robert J. Edgeworth in his essay entitled, Milton’s ‘Darkness Visible’ and ‘Aeneid’ 7, writes: … Continue reading →

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