
Mystical Anthropology: Cross-religious Perspectives: Interdisciplinary Reflections On The Arnhem Mystical Sermons And Sri Aurobindo
by
I Cornet
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Religion & Spirituality
Format
Paperback
Pages
212
Language
Dutch, Flemish
Published
Jan 1, 2012
Publisher
Peeters Publishers
ISBN-10
9042926066
ISBN-13
9789042926066
Description
Exploring the intersection of spirituality and cultural studies, this compilation presents a thoughtful examination of the Arnhem Mystical Sermons alongside the philosophies of Sri Aurobindo. The contributors, scholars from various disciplines, delve into mystical traditions across different religious landscapes, fostering a rich dialogue that bridges gaps between diverse beliefs and practices.
Each essay weaves intricate analyses, fostering an understanding of how mystical experiences shape and reflect human beliefs across cultures. The text not only engages with historical contexts but also invites contemporary reflections on spirituality, making it a significant resource for anyone interested in anthropology, theology, or interfaith dialogue. Through these interdisciplinary reflections, the volume sheds light on the universal aspects of mysticism, revealing how such experiences resonate at both personal and communal levels.
Each essay weaves intricate analyses, fostering an understanding of how mystical experiences shape and reflect human beliefs across cultures. The text not only engages with historical contexts but also invites contemporary reflections on spirituality, making it a significant resource for anyone interested in anthropology, theology, or interfaith dialogue. Through these interdisciplinary reflections, the volume sheds light on the universal aspects of mysticism, revealing how such experiences resonate at both personal and communal levels.
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