Psychology And Folk Lore
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66 PRIMITIVE VALUES of life is thus made the condition of spiritual increase.
Not that the power can be claimed by right of desert.
If it come, it comes as a boon, as something bestowed by act of grace, something received humbly with fear and wonder. This is made plain by the evidence re- lating to the making of the medicine-man in Australia.
The man who finds in himself a special capacity for ecstatic experience proceeds of his own initiative to develop it by means of a long and painful initia...tion. ^ In a word, he has a " call " and obeys it. But, if desert cannot command the gift, want of desert can at any time cause it to depart. We remember the Kurnai doctor who confessed to Howitt that he had taken to drinking and then lost all his power. ^ Once again, by a slightly different train of thought, we are brought to see that the savage will for power is, at its most conscious, a will to be strong in spite of, rather than for the sake of, the animal nature. Such a will is fitly associated with a spirit of humility, because the man in us is ever afraid of the brute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
66 PRIMITIVE VALUES of life is thus made the condition of spiritual increase.
Not that the power can be claimed by right of desert.
If it come, it comes as a boon, as something bestowed by act of grace, something received humbly with fear and wonder. This is made plain by the evidence re- lating to the making of the medicine-man in Australia.
The man who finds in himself a special capacity for ecstatic experience proceeds of his own initiative to develop it by means of a long and painful initia...tion. ^ In a word, he has a " call " and obeys it. But, if desert cannot command the gift, want of desert can at any time cause it to depart. We remember the Kurnai doctor who confessed to Howitt that he had taken to drinking and then lost all his power. ^ Once again, by a slightly different train of thought, we are brought to see that the savage will for power is, at its most conscious, a will to be strong in spite of, rather than for the sake of, the animal nature. Such a will is fitly associated with a spirit of humility, because the man in us is ever afraid of the brute.
What to read after Psychology And Folk Lore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marett, R. R. (Robert Ranulph), 1866-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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