La rose est sans pourquoi. Gaule but also notable works by

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La rose est sans pourquoi. Gaule but also notable works byThe Rose is Without a Why is composed of excerpts from The Cherubic Pilgrim, a title expressing the incessant quest of the contemplative, and a masterpiece by Angelus Silesius (1624 1677). A doctor by profession, a Protestant converted to Catholicism and becoming a Franciscan priest, Silesius was influenced by the works of Tauler, the great disciple of Meister Eckart and Jacob Bhme, and became passionate about mystical poetry. Silesius renewed the