The Medieval Period
The Quest for Purification
Wholeness:
The medieval era was marked codes of behavior established by both
aristocracy and the Roman Catholic Church. The literature of the era
represents those codes and beliefs, and also the shifting attitudes that
came with change as society evolved. Creative intelligence is
simultaneously purifying and progressive.
Main Points
Medieval Literature
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1. Medieval
literature, especially its romances, focused on the development and
expression of higher values: courage, loyalty, chivalry, truth,
honor, purity, chastity, and service to one’s lord and lady and to
one’s faith.
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1. The
key to embodying and expressing higher values is gained through
contact with the Unified Field of all the Laws of Nature during the
Transcendental Meditation technique. Action performed upon such a
foundation leads to the removal of all inner and outer obstacles,
bringing greater success and fulfillment.
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Geoffrey Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales
Summary & Analysis of the "Prologue" of the Canterbury Tales
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