Practical Mysticism
Practical Mysticism
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Yet the situation is not ashopeless for you as it seems. All this is only happening upon theperiphery of the mind, where it touches and reacts to the world ofappearance. At the centre there is a stillness which even you arenot able to break. There, the rhythm of your duration is one withthe rhythm of the Universal Life. There, your essential self exists:the permanent being which persists through and behind the flowand change of your conscious states. You have been snatched tothat centre once or... twice. Turn your consciousness inward to itdeliberately. Retreat to that point whence all the various lines ofyour activities flow, and to which at last they must return. Sincethis alone of all that you call your "selfhood" is possessed ofeternal reality, it is surely a counsel of prudence to acquaintyourself with its peculiarities and its powers. "Take your seatwithin the heart of the thousand-petaled lotus, " cries the Easternvisionary. "Hold thou to thy Centre, " says his Christian brother, "and all things shall be thine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the situation is not ashopeless for you as it seems. All this is only happening upon theperiphery of the mind, where it touches and reacts to the world ofappearance. At the centre there is a stillness which even you arenot able to break. There, the rhythm of your duration is one withthe rhythm of the Universal Life. There, your essential self exists:the permanent being which persists through and behind the flowand change of your conscious states. You have been snatched tothat centre once or... twice. Turn your consciousness inward to itdeliberately. Retreat to that point whence all the various lines ofyour activities flow, and to which at last they must return. Sincethis alone of all that you call your "selfhood" is possessed ofeternal reality, it is surely a counsel of prudence to acquaintyourself with its peculiarities and its powers. "Take your seatwithin the heart of the thousand-petaled lotus, " cries the Easternvisionary. "Hold thou to thy Centre, " says his Christian brother, "and all things shall be thine.
What to read after Practical Mysticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Underhill Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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