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“The Egyptian Hermes”: Philosophical Mysticism and Revealed Knowledge

Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University Philosophy and Conflict Studies 2023 Eugene V. Afonasin

The tendency to historicity is an important tendency in the modern history of philosophy. Hence a question: to which extend the treatises of Hermetic corpus seem to us historical, and properly connected with Egypt? Is it possible, taking into account the universal and mystical character of these texts, nevertheless to identify in them some elements, which would allow us to understand...

Atheistic Mysticism

Atheistic Platonism 2023 Eric Charles Steinhart

Eleven detailed cases of atheistic mystical experience are examined. Five themes emerge from these cases: structural insight, wholeness, extremity, ego dissolution, and valuable connection. I will use atheistic Platonism to interpret these five themes. Structural insight and wholeness correspond to that singular relational power that binds all things together into the wholeness of nature. This...

The idea of conscience in the mysticism of Richard Rolle and Hegel’s philosophy

Shagi / Steps 2023 E. N. Sobolnikova, D. Proud

This article examines the problem of mystical and religious foundations of morality, which are interconnected, first of all, with the inner world of a person - with duty, conscience, self-esteem. In what follows two theories of conscience are analyzed, compared and contrasted: those of the fourteenth-century mystic Richard Rolle and those of the philosopher Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Hegel. The...

Christian and Zen Contemplative Practices: The “Mysticism” of Evelyn Underhill and D. T. Suzuki

Journal of Ecumenical Studies 2023 Taehoon Kim 1 citation

Abstract (Lang: English):This essay aims to analyze comparatively similarities and differences found in Christian and Zen Buddhist forms of “mysticism.” Drawing on the works of Evelyn Underhill and D. T. Suzuki, it explores how the Christian prayers of Recollection, Quiet, and Contemplation can be paralleled by various aspects of Zen meditation, such as koan and zazen. The main comparative...

The Mysticism of Dream Interpretation from Tetamba Cirebon Manuscripts

Jurnal Studi Sosial Keagamaan Syekh Nurjati December 26, 2022 Fika Hidayani, Am'mar Abdullah Arfan

Information on dream interpretation is always interesting to study, especially when it is connected with mystical things. Due to limited abilities, not anyone can interpret dreams. Only people who are given a ‘gift’ can read about it. This research tries to interpret dreams that the sources from manuscripts entitled the Book of Tetamba. This book was written in Pegon script and Arabic and used...

T.S. Eliot’s Translation of Religious Mysticism to Literature: Richard of Saint Victor and Saint John of the Cross

International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science December 15, 2022 Rosanna Rion

T.S Eliot read and quoted the great European mystics, among them Richard of Saint Victor and Saint John of the Cross and was influenced by the Biblical prophets. Their works coincide not only in religious believes, but there is a parallelism between Eliot`s linguistic devices and style and religious concepts like the disappearance of the Ego. The expression of the mystical experience through...

Ayahuasca Self Consciousness and Mysticism

November 24, 2022 Robson Savoldi, Antônio Roazzi preprint

Recent studies have assessed that the mystical alterations in sense of self are the best candidates for improvements in self-consciousness and the therapeutic potentials of ayahuasca’s rituals. Here, we examine the predictive relations of self-consciousness by mysticism and ego-dissolution self-reports. A cross-sectional study was drawn to investigate which self-consciousness traits – private...

Mysticism and Rational Inquiry in the School of Ibn ʿArabī

Üsküdar Üniversitesi Tasavvuf Araştırmaları Enstitüsü Dergisi November 1, 2022 Mohammed Rustom 2 citations

Despite the fact that some of the main followers of the famous Spanish Muslim mystic Ibn ʿArabī (d. 638/1240)2 were well-versed in the discipline of philosophy, the school of Ibn ‘Arabī is often not regarded in Western scholarship as a philosophical school in the usual sense of the term. This is because Ibn ʿArabī’s followers tend to tackle the central problems of philosophy through the medium...

From Mysticism to Philosophy: Toshihiko Izutsu and Sufism

Üsküdar Üniversitesi Tasavvuf Araştırmaları Enstitüsü Dergisi November 1, 2022 Makoto Sawai

In Islamic studies, Toshihiko Izutsu is well known as a scholar of the Qur’an and Sufism, thanks to his published works in English. As to his image in Japan, however, he is known as a thinker of Oriental philosophy. After his return from Iran to Japan, he published several publications on Oriental philosophy in Japanese. As such, his final achievement, which was his Oriental philosophy, was...

Ecocriticism and Sufi Mysticism in The Wedding of Zein and Other Stories: an Eco-Mythological Approach

Transcultural Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences/Transcultural Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences October 30, 2022 Samar Maatouq

This article attempts to explore how the Mythological and Ecocritical approaches can coalesce to offer an insight into the north Afro-Arab Sudanese village world represented in Tayeb Salih’s collection The Wedding of Zein and Other Stories. Considering that it is mostly understudied as compared to other literary works by Salih, previous critiques on The Wedding of Zein focused separately on...