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Jiang says humans are imagination personified, and when one expressive sense is blocked, imagination finds another route through sight, sign, vibration, song, or emotional intelligence.
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Milton
Jiang says humans are imagination personified, and when one expressive sense is blocked, imagination finds another route through sight, sign, vibration, song, or emotional intelligence.
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Milton is presented as a blind prophetic free thinker and Paradise Lost as the foundational text of many secret societies.
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"Another important fact about human beings that is not really understood is we are obsessed with being creative and expressing ourselves. That's who we..."
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"when they're together, they're able to communicate emotionally and that brings tremendous joy and comfort to them. Okay? Does that make sense? All right,..."
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"...into a movie. Okay? Of movement. All right. This is John Milton. He wrote Paradise Lost. Problem is, he wrote it while he was..."
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"...beautiful, okay? So this was written by a man named John Milton. And John Milton, he was a rebel. He was a free thinker...."
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"...revealing to you is divine truth, okay? All right? So John Milton, and his most famous work is called Paradise Lost. And Paradise Lost..."
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"...of Anglo -American civilization. The first is Paradise Lost by John Milton, okay? And Paradise Lost is very important because it celebrates individual, individual..."
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"...he argues that we humans are proud. Okay? But whereas John Milton says, Pride is a good thing, but it allows us to achieve..."
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"...it? Lastly, who are your favorite English -language poets apart from Milton?"
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"...at Yale, okay? So I know a lot about English poetry. Milton is definitely my favorite poet. Then you have John Keats. William Shakespeare..."
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"...great book. So we'll be looking at Dante, Homer, Plato. Shakespeare, Milton. Okay, so two weeks. There'll be a two -week break. But in..."
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"...had a near -death experience. But I've read Dante, I've read Milton, I've read Homer, I've studied them very, very closely. And what's amazing..."
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"...the greatest poem in English language called Paradise Lost by John Milton who was who actually was a member of these secret societies okay..."
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The lecture asks where secret societies come from and answers by rebuilding Western religion as a sequence of world models: womb, war, empire, false God, inner light, and poetry as an encoded map back...
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