REVUE

{R}ÉVOLUTION

A SCHOLARLY REVIEW OF

POETRY & ART

  WHAT IS REVUE {R}

  WHO IS IT FOR?

{R} is a scholarly review of poetry, art, philosophy, and mythology


Revue {R}évolution publishes 1 to 2 bilingual issues annually, emphasizing scholarly approaches in literature & art. Revue {R}évolution is now available in digital and print.


POETRY & MYTH


We are focused on rejuvenating poetry, tracing the poetic form's roots from ancient Eastern mytho-religious beginnings to certain specific Western expressions. We invite you to gain additional insights into our scope and mission in poetry here.

THE VISUAL ARTS


In the domain of visual arts, we advocate for artists committed to embodying classical beauty and philosophy. Explore the details of our approach by clicking here.


PHILOSOPHY

Revue {R}évolution is centered on the fundamental principle of non-duality. To fully appreciate the benefits that reading Revue {R}évolution can bring to poetic, artistic, and philosophical practices, grasping the subtleties of our episteme and their implications is essential. You can do so here.



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Revue {R}évolution is designed for poets, artists, philosophers, and scholars seeking intellectual growth and contemplation. Find out more here.


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THE ESSENCE OF

NON-DUALITY

A Gateway to Spiritual Harmony and Artistic Elevation


Our foundational philosophical piece will introduce non-duality to poets, artists, and philosophers in accessible language and demonstrate its positive impact on poetic, artistic and thought practices progressively. The primary benefit of this study is to help poets and artists in the refinement of their craft by cultivating contemplation and intellectual growth. Read the Introduction and come back each month for a new chapter.

 Chapter 2 is here!

READ "A BRIEF HISTORY OF NON-DUALITY IN THE WEST"

«APOTHÉOSE»

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French (noun, feminine) •  Perennial meaning (past and contemporary usage): highest point in the development of something •

Etymology: From ancient Greek ἀποθέωσις (apothéōsis) • elevation to a divine form

ART

APOTHEOSIS // EPITOME 🔱

PIETER WELTEVREDE


A Visionary at The Intersection of Art, Spirituality, and Philosophy

The Apotheosis category transcends genres and classifications, aiming to honor poets and artists who embody the philosophy of non-duality and infuse harmony into Culture.


In such elevating context, Revue {R}évolution is delighted to present an insightful conversation with Pieter Weltevrede, a visionary artist and scholar whose work resonates with the soul deeply, and inspires a quest for true Beauty in our lives. Shaped by the profound teachings of his Guru, Harish Johari, Pieter is now a revered master and a scholar whose artistic expression stands as a beacon for all seeking artistic accomplishment.


This dialogue, brimming with timeless wisdom, promises to inspire artists and poets alike for generations to come, culminating in Pieter's sage advice for aspiring creators.

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«FLORILÈGE»

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French (noun, masculine) • Semantics (contemporary usage): literary collection • Etymology: From classical Latin «florilegus,» flower plucking.

ARTISTS!

Welcome to our artist sanctuary. At Revue {R}évolution, we breathe and live for exceptional art. This is the dedicated section to nurture and champion artists who work in classical genres––a new minority who paint with precision, sculpt with reverence, and create with a nod to tradition.


Discover our initiatives to support you: programs to elevate your craft, fuel your creativity, and even bolster your finances; enriching art residencies, and insightful ethics courses (because, let's face it, AI may cause more problems than solutions in the near future unless you’re prepared).


If you are of the assertive type, a philosopher-artist with a vision, your voice deserves to be heard loud and clear, even if writing isn't your forte. That's why we offer editorial residencies tailored to your bold spirit. We want you to make an impact, and we're offering the radiance of our platform to help you do just that.


But that's not all – our arsenal of writing, communication, and mentoring courses are designed to equip you with the tools to articulate your artistic brilliance with confidence. Join our funding workshops and glean insights from experienced artists and poets on how to gain the respect and professional recognition you rightfully deserve. 


If you work in classical genres right now, and strive to express Beauty in your work, we applaud you for your courage and integrity 👏👏👏. And we're here to help you amplify your voice and thrive.


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    ART MUSINGS & POETIC TALKS

    ancient painting of the Hindu elephant God Ganesha, sitting in lotus and writing
    By Murielle Mobengo 30 Jan, 2024
    Should poets write dedications today, or is it an outdated practice, a relic of the past, an archaism? The answer does not revolve around their perceived obsolescence. These ancient texts, enriched with dedications, have transcended time, becoming literary and spiritual canons. Those of us fortunate enough to have received an education in classical and religious literature still marvel at them.
    a close up of Hindu Goddess Mahakali with a red tongue sticking out of her mouth .
    By Murielle Mobengo 11 Jan, 2024
    The recurring juxtaposition of creativity, often associated with order (a nod to Kant), and mental illness raises concerns, in my opinion, and proves quite surprising. It is plausible that many scientists researching creativity, lacking a genuine creative inclination themselves, view it as an enigmatic internal phenomenon, thereby making a spectacle of it.
    By Jiddu Krishnamurti (Quote) 06 Jan, 2024
    «I am asking the question. Please answer it for yourself first. It is very important to find that out because there is so little beauty in our daily life. Ask yourself, enquire very deeply what is this word used by poets, painters, and sculptors, and you are asking yourself now, what is this quality of beauty.»
    a black and white photo of a sand dune with stars in the background .
    By Murielle Mobengo 06 Jan, 2024
    Aux portes de l’Europe et de l’Orient, la guerre, barbarie totale, nous menace tous d’anéantissement. Une autre guerre plus discrète se joue dans nos esprits, cependant. Traditions, langues et cultures ancestrales se dégradent sous les assauts d’une modernité sans projet, une modernité dont le but est de tout cloisonner, de tout dé(const)ruire. Face à ce casus belli total, Revue Révolution invoque la Beauté toute-puissante, éternelle, l’expression mystique de l’effacement de soi devant plus grand que soi.
    a close up of Hindu Goddess Mahakali with a red tongue sticking out of her mouth.
    By Murielle Mobengo 07 Dec, 2023
    🤓 UPDATED Jan. 11th, 2024 - Genius is rare, but not only. Dive into our Archeology of Genius, from Ancient Greece to the Renaissance, from Kant to Vedanta, coming full circle.
    Polymathy: it's not about the superiority of generalization, rather the art of discernment
    By Murielle Mobengo 13 Oct, 2023
    Have you ever pondered the idea of mastering all that truly holds significance? Imagine an individual with an exceptional depth of knowledge spanning various fields, someone capable of distinguishing the true, the relevant, and the absolute. Being a polymath goes beyond the misconception of knowing everything; it's about possessing the exceptional ability to discern what genuinely matters, both in the present and for the future. In other words, this term, "polymath," which is annoyingly trending, connotes not just an extensive reservoir of borrowed knowledge, but the intellectual prowess to reach into the domain of what is relevant and timeless. So it's not about the superiority of generalization or specialization, rather the art of discernment.
    By Murielle Mobengo 02 Oct, 2023
    As a literary translator, I have had the privilege of participating in the translation of a captivating book, one that is both inspired and profoundly thought-provoking: the Lemurian Scrolls. This article aims to share some reflections drawn from this rich experience, exploring the challenges and nuances involved in understanding, writing, and translating spiritual and mystical literature.
    The Essence of Poetry: A Journey from the Mundane to the Divine by Murielle Mobengo
    By Murielle Mobengo 04 Sep, 2023
    Explore the evolution of poetry, from its divine origins in ancient mythology to its transformation into prose and the rise of "prose poetry." This article delves into the changing landscape of poetic expression and its enduring impact on literature and art.
    SOURAV SENGUPTA, POET & ERUDITE FROM INDIA 🔱🇮🇳
    By Sourav Sengupta & Murielle Mobengo 27 Jan, 2023
    Sourav Sengupta is an Indian Poet who lives in Kolkata. Author of Aśoka at Dhauli, a metered treasure in 12 stanzas which narrates a seminal moment in the Asian subcontinent history, Sourav Sengupta will be the Apotheosis of our fifth issue in spring 2023. In this last season’s episode, we discuss form, harmony, Tagore & Krishna.
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    POETRY IS NOT A TURNING LOOSE OF EMOTION, BUT AN ESCAPE FROM EMOTION; IT IS NOT THE EXPRESSION OF PERSONALITY, BUT AN ESCAPE FROM PERSONALITY. 


    BUT OF COURSE, ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE PERSONALITY AND EMOTIONS KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO WANT TO ESCAPE FROM THESE THINGS.


    T.S. Eliot 👁


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