Mysticism And Modern Life
Mysticism And Modern Life
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The beloved epitomizes all of Being. There is a going forth of soul, not alone to this one^ but to nature, to humanity, to God. It is an experience that makes all things new and that does not pass with "love's short hours and weeks." If there is any word that expresses the ineffable character, the universality, the other-worldliness of love, it is the word "mys- tical." From this whole sphere of experience, how- ever varied in form, the term "religious" can hardly be withheld. It carries us bac...k to the rudimentary forms of primitive religion. In spite of the close relationship to the physical, it belongs to the supernatural; it nourishes the soul; it pertains to the second Adam, the Lord from heaven.' This is not saying that every ' Roman Cntholic throloicy. of course, eidudet all tlieae fonna of ciperieaoe from the rank of true mysticUm. Thus, A. B. Sharpe writes: "For a coofuaed conaciousneM of the di\'ine or the ■upematural, as sym- boliMd or sttaeated by certain fracnientary aipecU of nature, or art, or •ocial experience, ia at bottom a perfectly different thing from the direct Tiaon ol and intefcouree with a divine Person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The beloved epitomizes all of Being. There is a going forth of soul, not alone to this one^ but to nature, to humanity, to God. It is an experience that makes all things new and that does not pass with "love's short hours and weeks." If there is any word that expresses the ineffable character, the universality, the other-worldliness of love, it is the word "mys- tical." From this whole sphere of experience, how- ever varied in form, the term "religious" can hardly be withheld. It carries us bac...k to the rudimentary forms of primitive religion. In spite of the close relationship to the physical, it belongs to the supernatural; it nourishes the soul; it pertains to the second Adam, the Lord from heaven.' This is not saying that every ' Roman Cntholic throloicy. of course, eidudet all tlieae fonna of ciperieaoe from the rank of true mysticUm. Thus, A. B. Sharpe writes: "For a coofuaed conaciousneM of the di\'ine or the ■upematural, as sym- boliMd or sttaeated by certain fracnientary aipecU of nature, or art, or •ocial experience, ia at bottom a perfectly different thing from the direct Tiaon ol and intefcouree with a divine Person.
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