A practical guide to unifying with the Heavens, and spiritual enrichment and abundance.
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Richard Emerson
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Conversation: The Sphere of Venus, with Robert-Louis Abrahamson
A conversation about the main topics and purpose of the Third Sphere in Dante's Paradiso - the Sphere of Venus. We'll meet the souls of Carlo Martello, Cunizza, and Bishop Folchetto, and explore the themes of mercy, forgiveness, love, spiritual growth, and the transition out of the earthly shadow into the higher Divine realms from the Sun and beyond.
We'll also discuss different forms of love, and how self-management of your soul can shape reality, your relationsships, and transform your perception of the world.
Hosts are Richard Emerson, and English Professor Robert-Louis Abrahamson.
Professor Abrahamson also has podcast with three seasons on Dante here: https://eveningunderlamplight.substack.com (https://eveningunderlamplight.substack.com/)
Music: "Gregorian Chants" by Kevin MacLeod, and "Miserere Mei" by Gregorio Allegri.
8 Dec 2023
Conversation: The Sphere of Mercury, with Robert-Louis Abrahamson
A Conversation about the Sphere of Mercury in Paradiso, and how the Transcendent and Divine Truth is shining through the bigger scales of Empires, Civilizations and Humanity at large.
One of the main arguments in the Second Sphere is that on a cosmic scale, Humanity is a young species with a very recently emerged self-awareness, moral capacity, and Free Will. And over the longer time spans, we need to align both spiritually and with our Institutions and Civilizations with the Transcendent Good and Truth, argues Beatrice.
Hosts are Richard Emerson and English Professor Robert-Louis Abrahamson.
Professor Abrahamson also has podcast with three seasons on Dante here:https://eveningunderlamplight.substack.com/ (https://eveningunderlamplight.substack.com/)
Music: "Gregorian Chants", by Kevin MacLeod.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dantesparadiso.substack.com (https://dantesparadiso.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1)
7 Dec 2023
Conversation: The Sphere of the Moon, with Robert-Louis Abrahamson
A Conversation about the Sphere of the Moon in Paradiso, with some of the main themes and the idea of transformation of perspective and experience of Being. With English Professor and Podcaster about Dante, Robert-Louis Abrahamson.
Robert-Louis Abrahamson is Emeritus Professor in English for the European Division of the University of Maryland, and he studied at Amherst College, University of Edinburgh and Rutgers University. Born in Philadelphia, he later moved to England in the 1980s and currently lives in the market town of Oundle, not too far from Cambridge, where he is the chairman of the Cambridge Dickens Fellowship.
He also has a wonderful series on Dante's Inferno, Purgatory and Paradiso on his "Evening under Lamplight” Podcast, which is highly recommended, and a regular radio show currently on Cambridge 105 Radio.
His podcast with three seasons on Dante is here:https://eveningunderlamplight.substack.com (https://eveningunderlamplight.substack.com/)
Music: "Gregorian Chants", by Kevin MacLeod.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dantesparadiso.substack.com (https://dantesparadiso.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1)
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