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Mysticism Religion and Spirituality


Mysticism

Mysticism, immediate, direct, intuitive knowledge of God or of ultimate reality attained through personal religious experience. Wide variations are found in both the form and the intensity of mystical experience. The authenticity of any such experience, however, does not depend on the form but solely on the quality of life that follows the experience. A mystical life is characterized by enhanced vitality, productivity, serenity, and joy as the inner and outward aspects harmonize in union with God.

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- Explores the mystical literature of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism. Consists of quotations from various scriptures and the writings of individual mystics compared and contrasted by topic.


  • - A somewhat commercial offering of teachings, principles, techniques of mysticism from around the world and across centuries of time. Stated goals: discover potential, gain peace of mind, overcome stress, awaken mystically.
  • - Essays on mysticism and knowledge, biographies of mystics and a discussion forum.
  • - A brief generic guide to the meaning of life.
  • - Teachings, practices, and resources based on the teachings of the mystics from the major religious traditions, presented in a form compatible with our modern scientific culture.
  • - Mystical texts from around the world, meditation aids, visionary art, entheogens, and music.
  • - A description of the millenial Javanese culture and the theory and practice of Sumarah, a group practicing Javanese mysticism.
  • - Large searchable archives of articles and information relating to mysticism.
  • - Full text of the book by Evelyn Underhill.
  • - Thoughts and observations of Wally (Vladimir) Kuskoff on mysticism and living a fulfilling life.
  • - Guide to finding your own higher consciousness.
  • - Mystic collection of sayings to uplift, inspire, enjoy, laugh, pass on.
  • - The PBPF prints and distributes the works of Paul Brunton (1898-1981). Includes information about Paul Brunton, the Foundation and their programs.
  • - Exploring the question, "What is mysticism?" - a look at the research of top psychologists and scientists.
  • - Researches the mystical and historical aspects of God and the universe. Includes links to others sites that research religious and mystical subjects.
  • - Includes articles about to mysticism, interfaith spirituality, and the perennial philosophy.
  • - A periodically published collection of literature, definitions, orginal thoughts, poetry and prose all presented to the public from widely varying and spontaneous points of view.
  • - Articles on Pythagorean mysticism. Includes theology and practice.
  • - A site devoted to reclaiming one's own lived experience through meditative, phenomenological reflection. phenomenology, existentialism, existential phenomenology, pure phenomenology, embodiment, meditation, reflection, psychotherapy, somatics, Husserl, He
  • - A searchable collection of links to online texts, journals, and resources. Includes an index of mystics.
  • - A student organization that provides a way to share the glory of mysticism and eliminate all myths regarding mysticism, teaching mysticism as a way of life.
  • - Contains mystical poetry and links.
  • - A survey of present day Javenese mystical movements. Translations of age-old Javanese mystical texts.
  • - A comparison of Christian mysticism to Sufism. An instructive example of how cults are built and maintained, as well as an examination of the root similarities of all major world religions.
  • - An introduction to mysticism, and information on the major types of mystical experience. Includes a place to register mystical experiences and read those of others.
  • - Reality Shifts are changes which occur without any direct physical intervention; they are mysterious appearances, disappearances, transformations, and transportations that occur in and around us.

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