Higher Reality in the Works of A. S. Pushkin: A Call to the Spiritua

The article reveals the highest reality in the poetry of A. S. Pushkin. Being a poet-prophet, he becomes a conductor of divine truth. This is, for example, in his poems The Prophet, The Poet and the Crowd, etc. It is proved that when analyzing classical texts in general and especially Pushkin's poetry, one should not forget about the poet's spiritual path, under the influence of which the Russian language, Russian literature and Russian culture not only reflect, but also build spiritual reality. The cultural consciousness of a linguistic personality enters into a dialogue with Pushkin's texts and is constantly nourished by them. This is the basis of the humanitarian national culture. The purpose of the article is to demonstrate the possibilities of combining philological knowledge, theological knowledge and linguistic knowledge. This significantly expands the scope of vision of the text. The article provides a philological analysis of the poem The Prophet as one of the most important for understanding the spiritual development of the poet. The most famous interpretations of the poem are considered - from the theme of the poet and his calling to the theme of the biblical prophet. The author's version of the meaning of God's will and the role of Providence in the development of the poet is put forward, which is shown in the material of The Prophet.