Three Log24 posts of April 5, 2014 —
… and, on that same date, three Facebook
posts from Clovis, CA.
See also the Log24 post of 7:13 AM ET
Saturday, November 12, 2016, which
contained only the following link —
Three Log24 posts of April 5, 2014 —
… and, on that same date, three Facebook
posts from Clovis, CA.
See also the Log24 post of 7:13 AM ET
Saturday, November 12, 2016, which
contained only the following link —
Barbara Ehrenreich in today's online New York Times :
"…in 1959… I stepped out alone, walked into the streets of Lone Pine, Calif., and saw the world— the mountains, the sky, the low scattered buildings— suddenly flame into life.
There were no visions, no prophetic voices or visits by totemic animals, just this blazing everywhere. Something poured into me and I poured out into it. This was not the passive beatific merger with 'the All,' as promised by the Eastern mystics. It was a furious encounter with a living substance that was coming at me through all things at once, too vast and violent to hold on to, too heartbreakingly beautiful to let go of."
Ehrenreich mentions a psychiatrists' paper, "The Role of Psychotic Disorders in Religious History Considered," that was published on September 1, 2012.
See also Log24 posts of September 1 and September 2, 2012.
Related travel writing . . .
See as well Lone Pine in this journal.
Related material: A Harvard Crimson story on a student who died
this morning from injuries he received in a fall from a building
near the New England Aquarium in Boston. He reportedly fell around
midnight on the night of April 5-6, Saturday-Sunday.
Here are links to two posts from The Fish Tank blog in The
Harvard Ichthus — from 2013 March 9 and 2013 March 16—
that are apparently by this same student.
See also the link to a Harvard-related psychiatrists’ paper in
The View from Lone Pine, a Log24 post from Saturday evening.
“…in 1959… I stepped out alone, walked into the streets
of Lone Pine, Calif., and saw the world— the mountains,
the sky, the low scattered buildings— suddenly flame into life.
There were no visions, no prophetic voices or visits by
totemic animals, just this blazing everywhere.”
— Barbara Ehrenreich in today’s NY Times Sunday Review ,
“A Rationalist’s Mystical Moment”
A less credible account —
For Trotsky's Birthday (Old Style), 2009—
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See also St. Stephen's Day, 2011.
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