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”Anima Mundi”--William Butler Yeats--1917

EPISODE · Jan 4, 2022 · 49 MIN

”Anima Mundi”--William Butler Yeats--1917

from Frater H Reading · host Evan Holloway

This text, from 1917, combines ideas about Goetic evocation, with ideas about Spiritism, the origins of artistic inspiration, and a collective subconscious.  I  I hope you find it rewarding.    My reading will include several mispronunciations.

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