Religion And Reality a Study in the Philosophy of Mysticism
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CHAPTER VI WHAT IS PERFECT EXFERIKNCE}— {Continued) (2) The Experience of a Self with a Nature Underived LET us now make further inquiry as to what we mean by a Self. To say it is the One in the Many, unity in diversity, is still too vague and abstract. We must " thicken " our notion, as Wm. James would say, if it is to be at all adequate to reality. What further, then, does our consciousness disclose as to its nature ? That the self is a unity we have seen already. But it is not a bare one, it... is not an abstract unity with- out contents, something outside and beyond the series or flow of psychic happenings. It is something that lives in and through them all, as their source and ground. This unity, this identical Self, then, is the fountain, so to speak, whence issue, either spontaneously or upon some external stimulus and appeal, all those flowing experiences, those sensations, emotions, thoughts, and volitions that make up our psychic life. These all somehow issue from the ego, evoked or unevoked they come from its depths and reveal what we term its nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VI WHAT IS PERFECT EXFERIKNCE}— {Continued) (2) The Experience of a Self with a Nature Underived LET us now make further inquiry as to what we mean by a Self. To say it is the One in the Many, unity in diversity, is still too vague and abstract. We must " thicken " our notion, as Wm. James would say, if it is to be at all adequate to reality. What further, then, does our consciousness disclose as to its nature ? That the self is a unity we have seen already. But it is not a bare one, it... is not an abstract unity with- out contents, something outside and beyond the series or flow of psychic happenings. It is something that lives in and through them all, as their source and ground. This unity, this identical Self, then, is the fountain, so to speak, whence issue, either spontaneously or upon some external stimulus and appeal, all those flowing experiences, those sensations, emotions, thoughts, and volitions that make up our psychic life. These all somehow issue from the ego, evoked or unevoked they come from its depths and reveal what we term its nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Tuckwell to read onlineMoreLess
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