This author's First Dream was likened to hermetic philosophy in The Traps of Faith.
Karl Vossler has linked one of this author's works with that of Kirchner's Iter exstaticum. One of this author's early treatises was a work that pictures Harmony as a spiral line that twists on itself called "The Snail Shell." In one poem, this author admits to the crime of "adoring," and accepts punishment from the addressee because "the very punishment will be reward." One of this author's poems begins with a description of the sky rising to heaven, but this leads to stars chastising the sky for its bellicosity even though it fails to reach the convex side of the moon. This author also attacked the Portugese Jesuit writer Antonio de Vieyra, in a work called Carta Atenagorica. This author's First Dream was likened to hermetic philosophy in The Traps of Faith. For 10 points, identify this early religious writer, who wrote a reply to Sister Filotea and was notably from Mexico.
Karl Vossler has linked one of this author's works with that of Kirchner's Iter exstaticum.
Sister Juana of the Cross or Sor Juana de la Cruz