La Donna de Paradiso, also known as ‘Laude di Donna de Paradiso’, is a poetic work by Jacopone da Todi, a famous Italian poet and Franciscan friar who lived between the 13th and 14th centuries. The work is one of the most beautiful and profound expressions of the spiritual and mystical dimension of Jacopone’s poetry, emphasising the theme of the soul’s journey towards union with God.
Medieval poetry is a vast and varied literary tradition stretching from the early Middle Ages to the end of the XIV th century. This tradition is characterised by a great diversity of styles, genres, themes, and content.
Paolo Crimaldi is one of Italy’s most famous astrologers. Graduated in Philosophy and specialised in Psychology and Psychosynthesis, he has studied magical and esoteric thought in relation to the relationship between East and West, with a particular focus on the Renaissance period and the way of approaching anthropological issues in the study of civilisations…
Medieval poets are a broad category of authors who wrote in Europe between the V and IV th centuries. They represented one of the few sources of writing at a time when literacy was limited and most people were illiterate.
