And: “This moment of rebellion against conventional, ‘positivist’ journalism led him to embrace the idea that the ‘fourth dimension’ was key to understanding the mysteries of the world. This disillusionment with Western political solutions directly inspired his journey to the East in search of a ‘miraculous’ or higher form of knowledge, which later led him to G.I. Gurdjieff.”

And “It occurs in the ‘Boat Stealing’ episode, where the young poet’s arrogant pleasure in rowing turns to fear after a mountain appears to grow and ‘stride’ after him. It is characterized by a ‘darkness’ or ‘solitude,’ creating a sense of dread, awe, and a ‘troubled pleasure’.”

And: “It refers to types of existence or modes of life beyond human understanding, suggesting a terrifying,, yet divine, power in nature that is alien to daily human life. These are not concrete, visible objects, but rather spiritual or psychological presences that haunt the poet’s mind and dreams.”