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Mystics and society; a point of view.
Sisirkumar Ghose
Published
1968
by Asia Pub. House in Bombay, New York
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Written in
Edition Notes
Statement | With a foreword by Aldous Huxley. |
Classifications | |
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LC Classifications | BL625 .G47 1968c |
The Physical Object | |
Pagination | xv, 116 p. |
Number of Pages | 116 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL24274M |
LC Control Number | sa 68014305 |
Another point worth mentioning is that there is no formal process for saying who the mystics are. wrote a book called Letters of a Modern Mystic. Wherever I can in my book, I mention contemporary or very recent people who can be considered mystics. They would never seek the title, mind you, but they are just as intense and holy as, for. So the genuine mystic will always point you to yourself, to discover the depths of your own true nature. The mystical injunction to know yourself and look to yourself as your own ultimate authority, however, does not mean that teachers and teachings have no value in the mystical path. The point is that they only show the way, as the Buddha says.
Since its publication in , Efuru has been recognized as an important statement about Igbo society from a woman's point of view.1 Unlike works by, for example, Achebe or Amadi, it is not only written by a woman, but directly treats the experiences, practices, and concerns of women their daily lives, their relation to men, and so on. In other words, it takes up precisely the same sorts of. As a Rosicrucian student, you will be walking along the path of the mystic. It is a path travelled by a relative few at any one time. Yet, it is the path that has given us many of our greatest minds, enriching the world with their inventions, scientific discoveries, beautiful works of art, music, and books, but most importantly, their personal.
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The women mystics of Christianity lived courageous and often radical lives. They pushed their bodies to the extremes of survival, challenged societal norms and, occasionally, died for their faith.
They were rebels and renegades who helped shape Christianity as we know it today. Like their male counterparts, these women sought a connection to God through prayer and devotional action, and in Author: Antonia Blumberg.
Mysticism is the practice of religious ecstasies (religious experiences during alternate states of consciousness), together with whatever ideologies, ethics, rites, myths, legends, and magic may be related to them. It may also refer to the attainment of insight in ultimate or hidden truths, and to human transformation supported by various practices and experiences.
Mystics may be women or men, educated or uneducated, from wealthy or deprived backgrounds. Mystical experiences may be primarily visual or auditory, or so abstract as to elude any verbal : Elizabeth Alvilda Petroff.
Underhill's greatest book, Mysticism: A Study of the Nature and Development of Man's Spiritual Consciousness, was published inand is distinguished by the very qualities which make it ill-suited as a straightforward textbook.
The spirit of the book is romantic, engaged, and theoretical rather than historical or scientific. That component of story-telling is called the point of view (often abbreviated as POV) of a book is the method and perspective an author uses for conveying the story. Writers use point of view as a way to connect with the reader, and there are various ways in which a point of view can impact the experience of the reader.
Books shelved as mysticism: Mysticism: A Study in the Nature and Development of Spiritual Consciousness by Evelyn Underhill, Interior Castle by Teresa of. I'm known as the Spiritual PA and, call me biased, but I fancy my book a go-to guide to all things spirituality.
Consider it an encyclopedia for the modern mystic. It'll leave you exploring crystals, trying out yoga, adding meditation to your day, and proudly. Mysticism is that point of view which claims as its basis an intimate knowledge of the one source and substratum of all existence, a knowledge, which is obtained through a revelatory experience during a rare moment of clarity in contemplation.
Those who claim to have actually experienced this direct revelation constitute an elite tradition. From the Jacket. The Upanisads capture the quintessence of Indian spiritual wisdom unfolding deep-set, highly perceptive reflections on human existence and how it is related to.
Join Olin on his path of discovery, as he does his best to forge his own destiny under the yolk of expectations, customs, and traditions of mage society. Note: This is the first book of a trilogy. No major cliffhangers but expect a few unresolved plot threads. This story is told in the third person limited, from Olin’s point of view.
About the Book. Religion has been, and is, an important element in Indian society and history. It is, however, rare for the subject to be discussed with the necessary degree of de.
In his comprehensive book, The History of Mysticism, Swami Abhayananda provides a historical overview of a number of mystics, from ancient times to following lists the key mystics, in chronological order, from the book; To start, the unnamed mystics of India, the rishis, who produced the collection of songs of devotion and ceremonial liturgy known as the Vedas (“Wisdom”).
It is most likely the reason the book is written in the point of view that it is, and is the reason the book is so easy to understand. The author was around the same age as what the main characters age was made out to be, making it easy for them to connect, making the point of view logical.
Society. Money & Power Finding Freedom often shifts into telling the story from Meghan and Harry’s point of view, though Scobie makes clear in the book. Mysticism - Mysticism - Mysticism and reason: Because religious ideas that are obscure or cryptic may be called “mystical” in popular parlance, mysticism is often mistakenly thought to be essentially irrational.
Although much mysticism, like much religion, is indeed irrational, other mystical traditions take pride in their adherence to reason. In the West, Diogenes of Apollonia, a Greek. Book Review by Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat "The mystics tell us that life is Divine, that we, in this dimension, are in the eternal embrace of the Divine.
They show us that our sole purpose in life is to open our heart to this Divine Presence," writes contemporary mystic Andrew Harvey. “The evidence of paranormal research shows that there is a part of our being that knows far more than the conscious mind.
And the evidence of mystics through the ages suggests that there is a part of our being that knows even greater secrets than this.”. Books and late-night chants are fine, but if you want to expand your mind you’ve got to widen your point of view with some real-world, hands on learning—which, admittedly, isn’t always magical.
You can read Blavatsky’s magnum opus The Secret. These early Catholic mystics are interesting from a psychological point of view, and they are often subtle exponents of the deepest mystical truths and teachings, and in some cases this is combined with great literary power and beauty.Mysticism - Mysticism - The goal of mysticism: What mystics hope to achieve differs from culture to culture.
Shamans, theurgists, Daoists, Kabbalists, Western esotericians, and many others are primarily interested in mystical experiences as a means of performing magic. The gnostics of late antiquity, Hindu mystics, and Buddhists have sought liberation from ignorance through the apprehension of.11 hours ago The flier for the book launch circulated on Twitter.
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