Episode 78 - Paradiso, Canto XI
Read-along of the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri hosted by a former Italian schoolgirl. To read along, you can find it in the public domain: The Divine Comedy on Project Gutenberg or LibriVox for the audiobook. You might also be interested in this project by Columbia University.
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Sri Aurobindo's Savitri - The Auroville Radio Talks: Book II, Canto XI, Part 3
The Traveller is reaching the summit of the triple stairs of the Greater Mind. He sees the sovereign Kings of Thought whose thoughts are partners in the vast control of the commanding thoughts of the creator Self. With their abstract purity of godless sight they brought to mind what mind could neve…
Sri Aurobindo's Savitri - The Auroville Radio Talks: Book II, Canto XI, Part 2
Sri Aurobindo describes the ascent into Greater Mind, starting with the first two levels of what he calls “a triple realm of ordered thought”. He describes the wardens who meet the heaven-bound soul, interpreters between man’s mind and God’s mind, and the Masters of Things Actual whose thoughts giv…
Sri Aurobindo's Savitri - The Auroville Radio Talks: Book II, Canto XI, Part 1
We travel with the King through a place of greater levels of universal thought than our little mind can receive from. Some additional writings of Sri Aurobindo and Mother tell us what our mind is and exactly what “our” thoughts are. This part of Canto XI is a general description that introduces the…
Mapping The Uncharted At The Beginning Of The Age Of Discovery: Inferno, Canto XI, Lines 16 - 27
Settled under the tomb of a heretic pope, Dante-the-pilgrim hears Virgil's first take on the nature of lowest hell: malice, injury, the heart of evil itself, all bound up in force and fraud.
Mappamundi? No! Mappa-inferno! Virgil's geography of hell will take up most of the rest of this canto and pr…
Welcome To The Eighth Circle Of Hell: Inferno, Canto XVIII, Lines 1 - 21
We've passed the midway point in INFERNO. Halfway done! Yet we only have two circles left. We're about to enter the biggest circle of them all, the one that takes up thirty-eight percent of the INFERNO: the circle of fraud.
Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we slow-walk through Dante's masterpiece, COME…
The Sins Of Violence Explained (Sort Of): Inferno, Canto XI, Lines 28 - 51
Virgil's mappamundi--or mappa inferno--is about to take a longer look at the seventh circle of hell, the next we'll encounter, as we sit with Dante, the pilgrim and his guide under the lid from the tomb of a heretic pope.
Virgil has explained already what's ahead: injustice and malice, force and fr…
Episode 11 - Inferno, Canto XI
Read-along of the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri hosted by a former Italian schoolgirl.
To read along, you can find it in the public domain: The Divine Comedy on Project Gutenberg or LibriVox for the audiobook.
You might also be interested in this project by Columbia University.
Episode 45 - Purgatorio, Canto XI
Read-along of the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri hosted by a former Italian schoolgirl. To read along, you can find it in the public domain: The Divine Comedy on Project Gutenberg or LibriVox for the audiobook. You might also be interested in this project by Columbia University.
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