Humble Anecdotes of the Invisible

Exploring an intermediary spiritual world, this autobiographical work delves into the 'Hill of Truth' community in Ascona, where artists, thinkers, and poets gathered during the early Modernist period. It highlights the discussions on body and soul, social norms, and the value of life, reflecting on the creative and intellectual pursuits that shaped an alternative history of the twentieth century. The narrative captures the essence of a vibrant intellectual hub, particularly at Eronos, founded by Olga Frobe in 1933, emphasizing the transformative power of art and community.