EERIE NIETSZCHE DEJA VU?

I recently read the eBook version of Nietszche’s autobiography, Ecce Homo: How to Become What You Are, pub., Oxford University … More

CORRESPONDENCE WITH A PhD.

PhD: “(A) shift in focus that I’m going through might be seen as part of a shift beyond a transitional … More

By the Galilio Commission The Call for a Renaissance of the Spirit in the Humanities, written by Dr Athena D. … More

SOMETIMES A poem by Thomas S. Jones, Jr. ‘Across the fields of yesterdayHe sometimes comes to me,A little lad just … More

After reading his Blog’s “About” section by Old Chinaman*, I wrote him a Comment, as follows: “One of my last … More

By retired surgeon Anthony Good, a follower of mysticexperiences.net Introduction: This is a remarkable first person document of lasting value … More

“Stanzas Concerning an Ecstasy Experienced in High Contemplation” By St. JOHN OF THE CROSS I only come across Dr. Saint John … More

Q: How can I live a good and meaningful life? A: What do you mean, “a good and meaningful … More

By: Steve Taylor, M. Sc., PGCE Leeds, United Kingdom This academic paper appears to describe the experience of my spontaneous, … More

Message of the Mystics. A Consuming Passion. Its meaning. Q: Refined to its very basic premise, what is the … More

Is this seemingly spontaneous trend leaping out of the religious frying pan into the ‘human-spirit’ fire …?Is it missing the … More

A pratyekabuddha or paccekabuddha (Sanskrit and Pali, respectively), literally “a lone buddha”, “a buddha on their own” or “a private … More

That dratted word, “my”. A Christian on the Internet objects to the use of “my” – as in when I … More

Why are gurus of mysticism sometimes so enigmatic? The older generations of gurus seem to be more enigmatic than … More

“…. mysticism being one of the (non physical?) ‘outside’ experiences that feed human consciousness that the human brain then carefully … More