Hosted and produced by Jim Manley (www.jimmanley.com)
Written and directed by David A. Beardsley
www.RWE.org - Ralph Waldo Emerson Institute
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The first video biography of "America's Founding T...
Hosted and produced by Jim Manley (www.jimmanley.com) Written and directed by David A. Beardsley www.RWE.org - Ralph Waldo Emerson Institute ----
The first video biography of "America's Founding Thinker," Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson's belief in "the infinitude of the private man" still resonates with spiritual seekers today. Most people know Emerson's essay, "Self-Reliance," but there is much more to the fascinating life of the man and his circle, which included Henry David Thoreau, Walt Whitman, and Margaret Fuller. You will never look at Emerson--or yourself--quite the same way again.
Includes interviews with Robert D. Richardson Jr., author of "Emerson: The Mind on Fire;" Richard G. Geldard, author of "God in Concord;" Barbara Solowey, teacher and lecturer; Richard Grossman, author and psychotherapist; and Sarah Ann Wider, Professor of English, Colgate University.
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"The complete writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson" apparently is a complete copy. Manleyjim is it a completely complete copy? I would like to buy it. It is 1435 pages.
"The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson" however is not a complete copy, it only has Emersons poems.
You might learn more about Emerson by reading his work then reading about him. It's easy to read his first book, Nature, but you must look at the essay, Self Reliance. There's a lot more, but you will know Emerson after that. Then read the best biography, "The Mind on Fire" by Robert Richardson (he's featured in the documentary).
Born to a line of ministers, Ralph Waldo Emerson with the Divinity School Address, defined himself with some distinction from the church. I would consider him much more the Philosopher.
the works of Emerson speak a truth so self evident, that he does not need to convince you, but rather, he only shows you. When you read him, you see the truth and understand it in your own right, whereas other philosophies sometimes take a lot of work to convince you of their truth. Emerson's is simplicity, reason, and vitality. I would read this sooner than the gospels for real truth.
What Emerson was speaking about or I should say, revised is what the East since early ancient times have documented by their Sages. I am not one to erect a grander scheme of the ego, but discern what is set above the reach of ones spirit. Right within your empty soul is where it all begins.
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"The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson" however is not a complete copy, it only has Emersons poems.
Then read the best biography, "The Mind on Fire" by Robert Richardson (he's featured in the documentary).
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
(I love Emerson personally)