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  • The Ecstasy of St. Teresa
    mysticism
    / Mysticism and reason

    …Western rational mystics have contemplated nature—its forms, structures, laws, and quantities—as a means of participating in the divine intellect. While some rational mystics have regarded nature as a contemplative end in itself, for others the contemplation of nature is a source of insight regarding its creator. The most famous modern…

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    …Western rational mystics have contemplated nature—its forms, structures, laws, and quantities—as a means of participating in the divine intellect. While some rational mystics have regarded nature as a contemplative end in itself, for others the contemplation of nature is a source of insight regarding its creator. The most famous modern…

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  • Jakob Böhme
    Jakob Böhme
    / Writings

    …further inspired Böhme’s interest in nature mysticism and gave him the terminology that, in a partly integrated way, dominated his next period.

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    …further inspired Böhme’s interest in nature mysticism and gave him the terminology that, in a partly integrated way, dominated his next period.

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