This program looks at William Blake. Blake always sensed there was something different about himself, and he was surely right! Visionary, mystic, engraver, printer, poet, artist, writer — his extraordinary creative skills flowed through many forms to give expression to the extraordinary inner world he inhabited. As a result he helped us to see with new eyes. His ability to tap the depths of Biblical imagery remains a gift to the ages including the materialistic culture that surrounds us today. This video provides a basic and valuable introduction to the man and his vision.

This series also covers:

Augustine of Hippo -- a brilliant 4th-century theologian and prolific writer.

Teresa of Avila -- one of the most colorful mystics of the Medieval period.

Julian of Norwich -- she received sixteen startling images of the crucified Christ that forever changed her life.

Hildegard of Bingen -- a German nun and abbess, she was also an intellectual, writer, composer, and artist.

Dante Aligheri -- a poet whose best known work is "The Divine Comedy."

Ignatius Loyola -- he founded the Society of Jesus, which eventually received papal approval and is still active in education and missions.

Note downloadable study guide.