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Angelus Silesius

    December 1, 1624 – July 9, 1677

    Angelus Silesius was a German mystic and poet whose work explored profound spiritual themes. His collection of hymns, Heilige Seelenlust, includes pieces that have become part of the German Protestant hymnal. However, his most significant contribution is Geistreiche Sinn- und Schluss-reime, later known as Cherubic Pilgrim, a collection of rhymed couplets. These verses delve into a unique mystical panentheism, drawing inspiration from earlier mystics and delighting in paradoxes. Silesius posited a divine essence of love that necessitates manifestation in finite form, suggesting an essential unity between God and humanity.

    Angelus Silesius
    Angelus Silesius Werke 1
    Angelus Silesius Werke, Band 3
    Heilige Seelenlust
    Aus dem Cherubinischen Wandersmann
    Der cherubinische Wandersmann
    Cherubinischer Wandersmann