The E-book Zephyrus: The Intermissive Paraidentity of Waldo Vieira aims to present and analyse the evolutionary trajectory of the researcher Waldo Vieira (1932 - 2014), medical doctor, odontologist,lexicographer and proposer of the sciences conscientiology and projectiology, considering his retrolives and intermissive periods, like a brief multiexistential biography. The launching point of the analysis is the consciex known by the sobriquet Zephyrus, the designation by which Vieira has been recognized in the extraphysical dimensions since Antiquity.

Zephyrus (or Zephyr) is the west wind whose fresh and gentle whiff brings the spring rains and breathes a renewed life to Nature after her winter hibernation. In Greek mythology, Zephyrus was the breeze that blew and brought forth the birth of Aphrodite—the Greek goddess of love and beauty—in the sea of Paphos. Moreover, it was also Zephyrus that provided Odysseus the “guiding wind” to find the latter’s way back to Ithaca. I am a post-post-modern Odysseus whose myriad struggles had brought me farther and farther away from my Ithaca until I got to the realization that Zephyrus has never actually left me alone. And in such a realization, this very same fresh and gentle west wind has not only given me guidance on the way back to my Ithaca but has brought the life-renewing spring rains to my soul as well. This anthology of philosophico-spiritual reflections in my faith-journey has the breath of Zephyrus.

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Cultural Writing. This bibliography tells the story of ZEPHYRUS IMAGE, a Northern California press operated through the nineteen-seventies that was the brainchild of Holbrook Teter and Michael Myers. With their own idiosyncratic methods they produced subversive, anarchic works of great wit and elegance that lampooned the foolish. Poets Ed Dorn and Tom Raworth were strongly allied with them, and they published a varied and eclectic range of work from such authors as Robert Creely, Joanne Kyger, Fielding Dawson, Robert Bly, Lucia Berlin, Gary Snyder, Stan Brakhage and William T. Wiley.