George William Russell, writing under the pseudonym Æ, was an Irish poet and theosophist whose work delves into profound spiritual and philosophical inquiries. His poetry is characterized by mystical vision and an exploration of the inner world, often emphasizing the interconnectedness of all beings. Russell's writings reflect his engagement with Irish mythology and the supernatural, seeking universal truths within tradition and personal experience. His literary legacy lies in his ability to weave spiritual seeking with poetic beauty.
George William Russell, known as 'AE', was a multifaceted artist and key figure in the early 20th-century Celtic Revival. In 'The Candle of Vision', he shares his mystical experiences, including clairvoyance and encounters with celestial beings, revealing his belief in a persistent Golden Age. A must-read for nature mysticism and Celtic lore enthusiasts.