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This week, we are pleased to offer an inspired essay by a young author, Afraaz Adam Mulji. Titled ‘De Sanctitate Abscondita: Toward an Apophatic Ontology of the Holy’, it is written in the contemplative tradition with which readers of Sacred Web will be familiar, and explores the paradox of ‘saying the unsayable’...
Every discourse concerning holiness begins already in error, for discourse presupposes that the holy may be rendered into the economy of predicates. Yet the holy is precisely that before which predication suffers an ontological insufficiency. Language names beings; holiness precedes every determination by which beings become nameable. Consequently, the first affirmation conce...
In recent years Blake studies have expanded substantially, both in volume and in disciplinary range. William Blake is now discussed across literary criticism, art history, theology, political theory, visual culture, the history of print and related fields. This development is unsurprising. Blake’s writings and images address religion, liberty, aut...
“Where Mercy, Love, & Pity dwell,
There God is dwelling too."
— The Divine Image (William Blake)
Would one, in afterlife,
Who heeds the sinners’ cries
To comfort them in grief,
Be denied Paradise
For not judging aright,
Thereby forsaking Light
For dim sha...
In esoterism there are two principles which may be actualized sporadically and at different levels, but always in a partial and contained manner: the first is that fundamentally, there is only one religion with various forms,...