What is the Last Judgment? What about God? What is a Man? William Blake knows the answer.

William Blake (1757-1827), an English painter, printmaker, poet, and mystic, saw visions of celestial beings and entities throughout his life, as well as long-dead people with whom he also conversed. His life, his personality, and his conception of art were built on these visions. It also started from them Milton , one of his most celebrated works and one of the world's most revered poems.

Divine Visions: Milton is an extensive review of the content of William Blake's Visions. In addition to the Milton poem, this work also contains a section on Blake's life, worldview, and the terms and characters he used. The work also compares some views of Eastern and Native American cultures to the Christian tradition as proof of the universality of Blake's ideas.

Truth is indeed more wonderful than fiction, William Blake proves it to us.