On Emerson, And Other Essays
On Emerson, And Other Essays
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"This splendour and this apparition of God give to the contemplator spirit a real science of the vision of God, such as can be seen in this mortal state. In order that you may understand me well, I wish to give you a sensible image of it. When you find your- self in the dazzling radiance of the sun, and when you remove your eyes from all colour, from all attention, from all distinction, and from everything lighted by the sun, if then you follow simply with your eyes the light and the rays which... radiate from the sun, you will be led into the very essence of the sun, and, similarly, if you follow the daz- zling rays which flow from the splendour of God, in your simple vision, you will be led into the source of your creation, and is6 Digitized by VjOOQIC On Emerson and Other Essays there you will find nought but God alone," I now approach the second of the works heretofore enumerated: "The Mirror of Eternal Salvation" {Die spieghel der Ewig- her salicheit) is, like all mystic writings, a study of the joys of introversion, or of the return of man unto himself, so as to be in touch with God ; forwarded by the admir- able doctor, and the excellent contemplator of the Green Valley, "To dear Sister Mar- guerite Van Meerbeke of the convent of Clarisses in Brussels, the year of Our Lord 1356." In certain manuscripts the piece is called "The Book of Sacraments," and it is indeed the poem of Eucharistic love, above human kind and material things, and amidst blind emanations from God, where the soul seems to throw off the pollen of its essence in an eternal prevision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This splendour and this apparition of God give to the contemplator spirit a real science of the vision of God, such as can be seen in this mortal state. In order that you may understand me well, I wish to give you a sensible image of it. When you find your- self in the dazzling radiance of the sun, and when you remove your eyes from all colour, from all attention, from all distinction, and from everything lighted by the sun, if then you follow simply with your eyes the light and the rays which... radiate from the sun, you will be led into the very essence of the sun, and, similarly, if you follow the daz- zling rays which flow from the splendour of God, in your simple vision, you will be led into the source of your creation, and is6 Digitized by VjOOQIC On Emerson and Other Essays there you will find nought but God alone," I now approach the second of the works heretofore enumerated: "The Mirror of Eternal Salvation" {Die spieghel der Ewig- her salicheit) is, like all mystic writings, a study of the joys of introversion, or of the return of man unto himself, so as to be in touch with God ; forwarded by the admir- able doctor, and the excellent contemplator of the Green Valley, "To dear Sister Mar- guerite Van Meerbeke of the convent of Clarisses in Brussels, the year of Our Lord 1356." In certain manuscripts the piece is called "The Book of Sacraments," and it is indeed the poem of Eucharistic love, above human kind and material things, and amidst blind emanations from God, where the soul seems to throw off the pollen of its essence in an eternal prevision.
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