Spare Places

A Psychogeographical Guide to Austin Spare's London

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  Film & Animation

[MrTobytwirl]

Know these places very well! Often visited Blake's grave in Bunhill Fields ( where many famous non-comformists including Daniel Defoe are buried).

[Jamie Gregory]

Yes, I know the grave in Bunhill fields, used to work close by a few years ago and would spend lunch hours in that one, wonderful crumbly old place in the City!

[theylive23]

Christ's autism?

[Jamie Gregory]

Indeed! This is not autism in the clinical sense but a term Spare used to describe a trance like state. This is the state where the inner eye sees.  The film suggests that Christ's death three days in the tomb and resurrection can be seen metaphorically as a period of inner journeying (in Christ's case to the underworld), before returning to the world.

[Jamie Gregory]

Those little typo devils - 'deliferate' & 'mystail'- they just sneak in everywhere!

Thanks for the notice!

[debbie7171]

thx for putting this up, or making it whichever applies. It is great as I am writing on AOS's London. But how much harder to search for inspiration surrounded by rain, tower blocks and road junctions!No wonder they headed South

[Babalon]

.'.93.'.

Thank you for putting these videos up! Wonderful! I'm glad to see somebody adding info for the greatest magickal artist of the 20th Century. ~Voxx 418~