James Francis Yockey

Nicholas of Cusa was a fifteenth century mystic and scholar. He was principally influenced by four major figures: Plato, Raymond Lull, Meister Eckhart and Hildegard of Bingen. The power and originality of his work is the organic blending of mathematics, mysticism, and philosophy. His thought is so contemporary that noted British physicist, David Boem, cites Nicholas as a precursor for his own work.