“One's whole being vibrates like strings brushed by an invisible wind.”
Quote by Peter Russell
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Something about poetry: selected lectures and essays by Peter Russell
This book compiles a selection of lectures and essays written by Peter Russell, focusing on the subject of poetry. The content is likely to encompass various aspects of poetic study, including analysis, criticism, and historical perspectives. The work is intended for readers interested in the study and appreciation of poetry. more
Author
Peter Russell
Peter Russell is a British author born in 1946. His works primarily deal with themes of philosophy, consciousness, mind, and the universe. Russell's books include 'The Global Brain' and 'Waking Up in Time', which explore the relationship between human consciousness and the universe, as well as the role of humans in the cosmos. more
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