Selections From Manuscripts volume 4
Selections From Manuscripts volume 4
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G. Two results, especially, follow : (1) we truly realize the relation of this state as merely subordinate to another, a spiritual one ; and (2) we do truly feel and understand that these phenomenal things, however im- portant they seem to us, are only of value as the expressions of a fact which is spiritual ; only as the spiritual is in them. In dealing with them, in acting altogether, we do not act for them, but only because it is in them that we are dealing with the spiritual. It is for the ...right- ness, the spiritual work, we act ; the physical things and results, as se- parate from those, are unimportant, and might be any way. "We only have them in a certain way, and so act by them, because the spiritual objects we recognize demand it.
The notion that there is a physical which cannot be thought is very strange, but also interesting. It is as if, looking in a stereoscope, we should think there was a solid, but which could not be touched ; a body truly existing (physically) but of an intangible quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Two results, especially, follow : (1) we truly realize the relation of this state as merely subordinate to another, a spiritual one ; and (2) we do truly feel and understand that these phenomenal things, however im- portant they seem to us, are only of value as the expressions of a fact which is spiritual ; only as the spiritual is in them. In dealing with them, in acting altogether, we do not act for them, but only because it is in them that we are dealing with the spiritual. It is for the ...right- ness, the spiritual work, we act ; the physical things and results, as se- parate from those, are unimportant, and might be any way. "We only have them in a certain way, and so act by them, because the spiritual objects we recognize demand it.
The notion that there is a physical which cannot be thought is very strange, but also interesting. It is as if, looking in a stereoscope, we should think there was a solid, but which could not be touched ; a body truly existing (physically) but of an intangible quality.
What to read after Selections From Manuscripts volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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