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Mysticism in English Literature 0 5
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The older mystics--eastern and western alike--had laid stress on unityas seen in the nature of God and all things. No one more fully believedin ultimate unity than did Boehme, but he lays peculiar stress on theduality, or more accurately, the trinity in unity; and the central pointof his philosophy is the fundamental postulate that all manifestationnecessitates opposition. He asserted the uniformity of law throughoutall existence, physical and spiritual, and this law, which applies allthrough n...ature, divine and human alike, is that nothing can revealitself without resistance, good can only be known through evil, andweakness through strength, just as light is only visible when reflectedby a dark body.
Thus when God, the Triune Principle, or _Will_ under three aspects, desires to become manifest, He divides the Will into two, the "yes" andthe "no, " and so founds an eternal contrast to Himself out of His ownhidden Nature, in order to enter into struggle with it, and finally todiscipline and assimilate it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The older mystics--eastern and western alike--had laid stress on unityas seen in the nature of God and all things. No one more fully believedin ultimate unity than did Boehme, but he lays peculiar stress on theduality, or more accurately, the trinity in unity; and the central pointof his philosophy is the fundamental postulate that all manifestationnecessitates opposition. He asserted the uniformity of law throughoutall existence, physical and spiritual, and this law, which applies allthrough n...ature, divine and human alike, is that nothing can revealitself without resistance, good can only be known through evil, andweakness through strength, just as light is only visible when reflectedby a dark body.
Thus when God, the Triune Principle, or _Will_ under three aspects, desires to become manifest, He divides the Will into two, the "yes" andthe "no, " and so founds an eternal contrast to Himself out of His ownhidden Nature, in order to enter into struggle with it, and finally todiscipline and assimilate it.
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