The Varieties of Religious Experience · Character
Alfred Tennyson
Poet quoted on mystical states of consciousness.
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Also known as Tennyson
First appearance: Lectures XVI and XVII: Mysticism
Alfred Tennyson shows up with force in Lectures XVI and XVII: Mysticism. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Poet quoted on the feeling of having 'been here before' and mystical gleams.
Alfred Tennyson first appears in 0016 lectures xvi and xvii mysticism.
In Lectures XVI and XVII: Mysticism: Poet quoted on the feeling of having 'been here before' and mystical gleams.
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See Alfred Tennyson in Lectures XVI and XVII: Mysticism