Romanticism in France as in England wavered between a mystic irrationalism, on the one hand, and a gallant defense of individual liberty and social reform on the other.
I have sought it, finally, because in the union of love I have seen, in a mystic miniature, the prefiguring vision of the heaven that saints and poets have imagined.
This beauty is surrounded with many myths, secrets, and already known facts, and it has some mystic influence on people.
The seneschal knew that Lars Nelle had resurrected their astonishing tale, writing a book in the 1970s that told the world about the tiny French village and its supposed ancient mystic.
The "dark night" of the 18th century mystic St. Paul of the Cross lasted 45 years; he ultimately recovered.
Rarely did he read more than a page of it before sleep came swiftly and peacefully, more like a mystic intensifying of perception than any changeful entrance into another world.
I will quote from a dude who has this mindful thing mastered: Howard Thurman, who died in 1981, and was a mystic, theologian, minister, and activist.
And the same Seymour - the family saint, poet and mystic - whom we've heard about at such length in the later Glass stories.
Severe mental disorders, for them, are the result of being possessed by spirits - entirely not in the domain of men of medicine but in that of mystic healers.
It figures in legend and history as a mystic land far back of beyond.
Did they sit around waiting for an inspirational flash or a mystic spell of luck?
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