Mysticism And Idealism
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12 stands revealed to an immediate, unique, and ineffable experience.
It will already be noted that the mystic's fundamental assumption — that ultimate reality is One and Whole and that this One and Whole must be of a spiritual character in order to be discoverable by a spiritual experience — forms , the very tenets of Absolute Idealism. Only in philosophic idealism they are not assumptions, but the result of an elaborate and systematic process of reflective thought. Mysticism must begin by ass...uming the general idealistic thesis if the mystic quest have any meaning at all. For the mystic's adventure is no leap into the Unknown, he ventures upon no strange and unmapped seas; far too ► certain is he even of his landing place — a reality which is One and Whole and spiritual revealahle to a spiritual ex- perience. To be sure, his successful arrival — his later union with the Absolute — gives ' pragmatic ' sanction to his quest — his idea 'worked' — but it is impossible to grant the mystic a legitimate right to assume the essentially idealistic nature of reality ere his mystic experience has disclosed it to him — this experience being the only certain and valid' test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 stands revealed to an immediate, unique, and ineffable experience.
It will already be noted that the mystic's fundamental assumption — that ultimate reality is One and Whole and that this One and Whole must be of a spiritual character in order to be discoverable by a spiritual experience — forms , the very tenets of Absolute Idealism. Only in philosophic idealism they are not assumptions, but the result of an elaborate and systematic process of reflective thought. Mysticism must begin by ass...uming the general idealistic thesis if the mystic quest have any meaning at all. For the mystic's adventure is no leap into the Unknown, he ventures upon no strange and unmapped seas; far too ► certain is he even of his landing place — a reality which is One and Whole and spiritual revealahle to a spiritual ex- perience. To be sure, his successful arrival — his later union with the Absolute — gives ' pragmatic ' sanction to his quest — his idea 'worked' — but it is impossible to grant the mystic a legitimate right to assume the essentially idealistic nature of reality ere his mystic experience has disclosed it to him — this experience being the only certain and valid' test.
What to read after Mysticism And Idealism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Jacob Loewenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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