The frontispiece of The Fifth Vision of Hildegard of Bingen (3.2.13) shows Hildegard of Bingen "Receiving a vision from heaven".
<h3>What are Hildegard of Bingen teachings?</h3>
A force to be reckoned with in the political circles of 12th-century Europe, Hildegard's teachings, beliefs, and prophecies—told through "visions" she described as both "illuminations" and "reflections of the living light"—compelled swarms of people to come to her.
The small child was scared by these images, which Hildegard claimed to have had while fully awake and with her eyes open. When she was worn out, Hildegard writes, "I tried to ask my nurse if she saw anything at all other than the regular objects." She said, "Nothing,' as she did not see what I did. I then experienced a severe panic and dared not tell anyone what had happened."
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The cotton club was a New York prohibition-era nightclub. Many of the
most famous musicians of the time played there. It is interesting to
note that the Cotton Club was a whites only venue but despite this many
of the most popular black performers of the day played there, but did
not mix with the white clientele and went next door to another club to
drink when not performing.
