Ekstasis Magazine

C.S. Lewis himself was clearly and evidently attracted to and interested by medieval cosmologyhis book The Discarded Image dedicates a whole chapter to explaining how medieval poets saw the seven planets. His science fiction trilogy takes the medieval conception of the planetsas being governed by angelic intelligence that shares all the good traits of the gods after whom they’re namedand brings it into the modern universe. It is not out of the question, therefore, to read the Narniad in relation to the medieval understanding of planetary activity. David Russell Mosley - Writer: The End Which is Really the Beginning https://www.ekstasismagazine.com//the-end-which-is-really-

Jessica Lynn Skinner shares on being shattered and sharing sweets in a chocolate shop. https://www.ekstasismagazine.com//magdalene-and-the-ampers

The Gift of Darkness By Shemaiah Gonzalez-Writer Over the next hour, I heard life break through from the darkness. I was witness to creation, a universe coming forth from nothing, taking form, until sound cracked open, like a seed, expanding and growing.... https://www.ekstasismagazine.com//12/9/the-gift-of-darkness

The Effervescent Expression By Jonathan Chan What astounded me was the fact that the Lord chose to reintroduce himself through a song composed and sung in worship to Him in Nigeria, tracing its way across Britain and the United States, Singapore and Australia and wherever the faithful continue to worship His Holy name. ... https://www.ekstasismagazine.com//the-effervescent-express