Meister Eckhart: A Modern Translation by Meister Eckhart and translated by Raymond Bernard Blakney: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6885348-meister-eckhart Other notable authors, titles, and subjects, some that…
…novel and thinking, 'Holy shit, he's hit the nail on the head!' I'd happily run a class on it. Whenever anyone asks for a reading list, it's often on there. I take the novel as a mystic work, much like Meister Eckhart's works. It's a pendulum swing between the secular and the sacred.
…both raised in, and still live in, the "Bible Belt" as well. I've studied most world religions, have read quite a bit in that arena from the esoteric like "A Course in Miracles", "The Book of Urantia", Meister Eckhart, much of Jiddu Krishnamurti, the Tao Te Ching, etc etc to formalized things like William James's the variety of religious experience. I've had my own, I would say spiritual rather than religious, experiences…
…problematic reification of their respective "worlds". The integral or aperspectival structure additionally involves going beyond the previous four structures in something akin to Buddhist or Christian (a la Meister Eckhart) enlightenment as understood in terms of the perennial philosophy.
…relation to geographically unrelated beliefs. One interesting bit he mentions is how dangerous it could be to be one of those people without being in some prophetic or theologically defensible position; Meister Eckhart being quoted heavily talking about the divinity of god being in all things, in a similar way as hinduism or etc might talk about divinity/all being in all things. Of course he eventually was tried as…
…history of panentheism in both. Ibn Arabi, probably the most famous Sufi scholar was known for defending it ("[God] sleeps in the rock, dreams in the plant, stirs in the animal, and awakens in man"), Meister Eckhart and the Rhineland mystics held similar views etc. Of course that often got them into hot waters with Orthodoxy but it certainly existed and continues to exist. A lot of these traditions are much more…
雷蒙德·伯纳德·布莱克尼翻译的埃克哈特大师著作《埃克哈特大师：现代译本》：https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6885348-meister-eckhart 其他值得注意的作者、书名和主题，有些……
Meister Eckhart: A Modern Translation by Meister Eckhart and translated by Raymond Bernard Blakney: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6885348-meister-eckhart Other notable authors, titles, and subjects, some that…
……小说，一边想：“卧槽，他这下可说到点子上了！”我很乐意就此开门课。每当有人找我要书单，它往往都在上面。我把这本小说看作是一部神秘主义作品，非常像埃克哈特大师的著作。它是世俗与神圣之间的一记钟摆摆动。
…novel and thinking, 'Holy shit, he's hit the nail on the head!' I'd happily run a class on it. Whenever anyone asks for a reading list, it's often on there. I take the novel as a mystic work, much like Meister Eckhart's works. It's a pendulum swing between the secular and the sacred.
……都在“圣经带”长大，而且现在也还住在这里。我研究过世界上大多数宗教，在这一领域读了不少东西，从秘契类的像《奇迹课程》、《伍兰芝之书》、埃克哈特大师、吉度·克里希那穆提的大部分著作、《道德经》等等，到正规著作像威廉·詹姆斯的《宗教经验之种种》。我也有过自己的体验，我更愿意说是灵性体验而非宗教体验……
…both raised in, and still live in, the "Bible Belt" as well. I've studied most world religions, have read quite a bit in that arena from the esoteric like "A Course in Miracles", "The Book of Urantia", Meister Eckhart, much of Jiddu Krishnamurti, the Tao Te Ching, etc etc to formalized things like William James's the variety of religious experience. I've had my own, I would say spiritual rather than religious, experiences…
……对其各自“世界”的有问题的物化。整体或非视角结构还涉及超越前四个结构，类似于在永恒哲学框架下所理解的佛教或基督教（埃克哈特大师风格的）开悟。
…problematic reification of their respective "worlds". The integral or aperspectival structure additionally involves going beyond the previous four structures in something akin to Buddhist or Christian (a la Meister Eckhart) enlightenment as understood in terms of the perennial philosophy.
……与地理上无关的信仰之间的关系。他提到的一个有趣细节是，如果你不处于某种先知地位或者在神学上站得住脚的位置，成为那样的人会有多危险；埃克哈特大师被广泛引用的言论就谈到上帝的神性存在于万物之中，类似于印度教等谈论神性/一切存在于万物之中的方式。当然，他最终还是被审判为……
…relation to geographically unrelated beliefs. One interesting bit he mentions is how dangerous it could be to be one of those people without being in some prophetic or theologically defensible position; Meister Eckhart being quoted heavily talking about the divinity of god being in all things, in a similar way as hinduism or etc might talk about divinity/all being in all things. Of course he eventually was tried as…
……两者中泛神论的历史。伊本·阿拉比，大概是最著名的苏菲派学者，就以捍卫它而闻名（“[真主]在岩石中沉睡，在植物中做梦，在动物中躁动，在人中醒来”），埃克哈特大师和莱茵兰神秘主义者也持有类似的观点，等等。当然，这常常让他们与正统派产生严重冲突，但它确实存在过，并且继续存在。这些传统中有许多要更加……
…history of panentheism in both. Ibn Arabi, probably the most famous Sufi scholar was known for defending it ("[God] sleeps in the rock, dreams in the plant, stirs in the animal, and awakens in man"), Meister Eckhart and the Rhineland mystics held similar views etc. Of course that often got them into hot waters with Orthodoxy but it certainly existed and continues to exist. A lot of these traditions are much more…