The Inner Life And the Tao Teh King
The Inner Life And the Tao Teh King
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He is of the company of Mine. Guyon, Molinos, John of the Cross, Theresa, Catherine of Siena. All of these sang like Mme. Guyon : "Love is my teacher 'Tis Love alone can tell of Love. " 'Tis not the skill of human art Which gives me power my God to know; The sacred lessons of the heart Come not from instruments below. " You notice that this "poor beggar" upon the question: "Where hast thou found God?" did not quote any philosophical system or enter upon any discussion on the "Path to Reality. "... He is not troubled with epistemological problems. His answer lies on no intellectual plan; he is on the plan of immediacy, the plan of simplicity, and because he has abandoned all intellectual and sensual problems, he stands in the principle of the Whole and answers from out that standpoint. And that he knows his own standpoint and is in full self-conscious possession of him- self, is clear from his final answer to the question, "What has brought you to this perfection!" His answer was, "My silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is of the company of Mine. Guyon, Molinos, John of the Cross, Theresa, Catherine of Siena. All of these sang like Mme. Guyon : "Love is my teacher 'Tis Love alone can tell of Love. " 'Tis not the skill of human art Which gives me power my God to know; The sacred lessons of the heart Come not from instruments below. " You notice that this "poor beggar" upon the question: "Where hast thou found God?" did not quote any philosophical system or enter upon any discussion on the "Path to Reality. "... He is not troubled with epistemological problems. His answer lies on no intellectual plan; he is on the plan of immediacy, the plan of simplicity, and because he has abandoned all intellectual and sensual problems, he stands in the principle of the Whole and answers from out that standpoint. And that he knows his own standpoint and is in full self-conscious possession of him- self, is clear from his final answer to the question, "What has brought you to this perfection!" His answer was, "My silence.
What to read after The Inner Life And the Tao Teh King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H a Carl Henrik Andreas Bjerregaard to read onlineMoreLess
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