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|a Western Mysticism.
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|a Front Cover; Western Mysticism; Copyright Page; Preface; AfterThoughts; Current controversies on mystical theology; Prayer of Faith; Acquired contemplation; St Teresa and St John of the Cross; Bishop Hedleyon contemplation; Intellect and will in contemplation; Points of mystical theology; Mixed contemplation; Practical agreements; General call to mysticunion; The mystic experience and theology; Themystic experience and psychology; The vision of God; Summary of results; Contents; Part I:Speculative Contemplation; Prologue: What Mysticism Is; 1. St Augustine; (A)Preliminary Phases.
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|a (B)Autobiographical Passages(C)The Act of Contemplation; Ultimate Reality; The Unchangeable; Excursus on St Augustine's Ideology; (D)Mysticism or Platonism; God the Object of the contemplation; The mystic union; Rapturous joy; Transiencyof the experience; Effects.; (E) Psycho-PhysicalPhenomena: Ecstasy; (F)The Vision of God; 2. St Gregory the Great; (A)Preliminary Phases; (B)Autobiographical Passages; (C, D)The Act of Contemplation; Truth and Light; God the Object; Fervour and Joy; Transiency; Effects.; (E) Psycho-PhysicalPhenomena: Ecstasy; (F)The Vision of God; 3. St Bernard.
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|a (A)Preliminary Phases(B)Autobiographical Passage; (C)The Act of Contemplation; The Contemplation of theheart; The Contemplation of theintellect; Transiency; Effects; (D)Spiritual Marriage: Union; (E) Psycho·PhysicalConcomitants; Evidence in regard to ecstasy, rapture, and bodilyphenomena; Evidence in regard to visions, locutions, revelations; (F)The Vision of God; 4. Summary; Characteristics of Western Mysticism; Epilogue; The Validity of the Mystics' Claim; Part II: Practicalthe Contemplative and Active Lives; I. St Augustine; (G)The Two Lives; (H)The Contemplative Life the Better.
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|a (J)Claims of the Two Lives(K)Contemplation Open to All; 2. St Gregory the Great; (G)The Two Lives; (H)The Contemplative Life the Better; (J)Claims of the Two Lives; (I) The union of the Two Lives should be aimed at; (2)Pastors of souls must exercise both lives; (3) Why pastors may not neglect either life; (4) External works should be undertaken by contemplatives with reluctance; (5) Contemplatives should acceptoffice when called upon to do so; (6) In dearth of workers contemplatives should undertake active work; (7) Periods of retirement are necessary for those employed in active works.
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|a (8) Contemplative life aided by admixture of active(9) For contemplation tranquillity of mind is necessary; (10) Conciliation of contemplative life with external works; (11) A true 'mixed life' thebest; (12) The contemplative life as actually lived; (13) Reminder to contemplatives of their indebtedness to active livers.; (K) Contemplation Open to All; 3. St Bernard; (J)Claims of the Two Lives; (K)Contemplation Open to All; 4. Summary; The Contemplative Life; Appendix; (1) Nature Ecstasy; (2) Intellectual Ecstasy of Plotinus; Addition to Appendix.
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|a A renewed interest in the spiritual, with an increasing number of people today wishing to incorporate the contemplative in their active lives, prompts the reissue of this classic work, a doctrine that is at once elevated and practical. The writings are meant to be studied from three distinct points of view: religious philosophy, material for the study of those states between mind and body such as ecstasy and trance, and for the sake of their mysticism. Drawn from the writings and teachings of Saint Augustine, Saint Gregory and Saint Bernard, the writings form a coordinated body of doctrine wit.
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