W. B. Yeats, George Hyde-Lees, and the Automatic Script

In the biography of WB Yeats, George Hyde-Lees, and automatic screenplay Yeats, Richard Elman says: His contemporaries have few words "Ellmann 223" except some poems. But in marriage with George Hide Leeds on 21st October 1917, Yeats, by opening a huge frontier of possibilities, and by automatically writing his wife, he said "the ultimate wisdom I am in the range of his ability. " (Ellman 224).

Yeats was always interested in myth and mysticism and even mysticism, but these worlds have deeply influenced his work in his career. In 1917, Yeats married Georgie Hyde-Lees and the couple immediately began trying automatic (or unconsciously spiritually moving) lighting. These activities clearly show the growing interest in magic and mysticism in his book "A Vision (1925)". Through cooperation with his wife, Yeats advocated the existence of several repeating patterns and developed a complex theory of life and history. Yeats accepted this idea in "Second Coming" which is considered a criticism of European masterpieces after the First World War. Perhaps inspired by the constant memories of death by war, Yeats still rethink his life in Ireland at other times like "pray for my daughter". ...... "

When writing a gift called "Harlan Rashid" in his essay "A Vision", another important literary figure, the Irish poet WB Yeats, was also attracted to "Arab Night". Autobiographical poetry is related to collaborative experiment with my wife. Georgie Hyde-Lees, automatic writing. Automatic writing is a technique used by many occult researchers to identify information from subconscious and other spiritual creatures. In addition, the gifts themselves in talented and talented wife, Yeats' poetry, were simply handed over from the caliphate to Christian and Byzantine philosopher Custa Ibn Luca, whose poems include W · There is B. Yeats's incarnation. In July 1934, Rui Lambert asked him that six books made him most satisfied during his travel to the USA.