A Conversation for Manicheism, Catharism and the Heresy of the Free Spirit
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Alighieri Posted May 26, 2000
It's clear? Damn
Q: Whence have you come?
A: I come from nowhere.
Q: Tell me, what are you?
A: I am not.
Q: What do you wish?
A: I do not wish?
Q: Tell me, what is your name?
A: I am called Nameless Wildness.
Q: Where does your insight lead into?
A: Into untrammelled freedom.
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rpco Posted Jul 12, 2000
Well ... it covers a lot of ground. I get the feeling that there are gaps, and maybe that's unavoidable. Manicheism went to China, for instance, and Sufism went to India and Indonesia, not to mention West Africa below the Arabic-speaking Maghreb.
Spinoza is worth a line or two.
I think it's a stretch to tack Nietzsche and the '60s on there at the end. Is there really a connection worth pointing out?
All in all, I like what's here. I'm hoping you'll add to it.
the free-spirit / anarchist link
Circle Alpha Posted Oct 23, 2000
that was cool, I've been looking for info on the free sirit movement for a while but haven't found much. What sources did you use? Id like to take a bit deeper look.
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-an anarchist digging for roots-
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