A few thoughts from Jakob Böhme on freedom: The idea of freedom, which became central to classical German philosophy, finds its first justification in Jakob Böhme. “Since the Primordial Source or the Divine is unconditional, eternally free will and the origin of all things, human beings become all the more free the more they establish … [Read more…]
Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) is one of the most influential European Renaissance representatives. His artworks “Praying Hands”, “Rhinoceros” or “The Brown Hare” are known all over the world. He was considered to be a genius, already famous during his lifetime as accomplished painter, engraver, gifted mathematician and cultural theorist. His 3 masterworks, the copper plate “Melencolia … [Read more…]