Comparative Mysticism
Comparative philosophy of religion 2025 Thorsten Botz-Bornstein 1 citation
AbstractMysticism is mostly employed in the context of theistic religions because historically, mysticism aims at a unification with God. It must be clarified if the project of comparative mysticism that this book suggests can be properly carried out when including non-theistic religions. The chapter examines phenomena such as quietism, ekstasis, and contemplation. Further, the relationship...
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-07271-9_4 (opens in new tab)
Buddhism
Ecstasy
Meditation
Jewish mysticism
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