Daniil Andreyev

Russian mystic and poet

Daniil Andreyev - Russian mystic and poet
Born

November 2nd, 1906
118 years ago

Died

March 30th, 1959
65 years ago — 52 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Russia

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A mystic and poet, this individual contributed to Russian literature with a focus on metaphysical themes. Authored the influential work "Roza Mira," exploring ideas of spirituality and the nature of reality. His writings reflect a unique blend of poetry and philosophical inquiry, often delving into mystical experiences and visionary states. This person also explored the intersection of art and esotericism, bringing a distinct voice to 20th-century Russian thought.

Authored 'Roza Mira'

Explored themes of mysticism

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