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• Mysticism
  '''Mysticism''' is an attitude or practice in many religions and spiritual traditions wh Those who practice mysticism often become more [[syncretism|syncretistic]], seeing religious denominatio
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• Mysticism/Approval
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• Mysticism/Definition
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• Mysticism/Related Articles
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• Sufism
  #REDIRECT [[Islam#Sufism (Islamic Mysticism)]]
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• Ramakrishna/Definition
  (1836-1886) Indian [[Hindu]] [[Mysticism|mystic]] and spiritual leader.
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• Prayer/Related Articles
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• Bernard of Clairvaux
  '''Bernard of Clairvaux''' (1090-1153) was a Cistercian abbot, [[mysticism|mystic]] and controversialist.
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• Ken Wilber/Definition
  (b. 31 January 1949) American author who writes on psychology, philosophy, mysticism, ecology, and spiritual evolution.
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• Quietism
  '''Quietism''' is generally taken to refer to a form of [[mysticism]], or, in a [[Quaker]] context, to a personal form of religion (supposedly
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• Mysticism
  '''Mysticism''' is an attitude or practice in many religions and spiritual traditions wh Those who practice mysticism often become more [[syncretism|syncretistic]], seeing religious denominatio
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• Psychology of religion/Related Articles
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• Carl Ernst/Bibliography
  *''Eternal Garden: Mysticism, History, and Politics at a South Asian Sufi Center'' (1993)
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• Religion/Related Articles
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• Medieval English Mystics/Related Articles
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• Therese Neumann/Related Articles
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• Sheriar Mundegar Irani
  ...ring [[dervish]], having absorbed elements of both Zoroastrianism and Sufi mysticism from his father, who, unusually, participated in both Mohammedan and Zoroas ...od education and a command of languages, and an [[ecumenical]] approach to mysticism. These advantages, and the unusual position of the Irani family – rec
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• Upanishad
  ...e core spiritual thought of [[Vedanta|Vedantic Hinduism]]. Considered as [[mysticism|mystic]] or [[Spirituality|spiritual]] contemplations of the [[Veda]]s, the
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• Thule Society
  ...ionally used another alias, Erwin Torre. He was "deeply influenced by Sufi mysticism, other Eastern philosophies, and in particular, the writings of [[Madame Bl
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• Judaism/Related Articles
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• Patanjali
  * Dasgupta, S.N. ''Hindu Mysticism''. New Delhi: Sterling Publishers Pvt Ltd., 1977.
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• Sympathetic magic
  ...sympathetic magic is to protect and control. In a healing rite from Jewish mysticism, a person who wanted bleeding to stop would sit under a drain, as others po | title = Jewish Mysticism and Magic: An Anthropological Perspective
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• Allegory
  ...to be thought of, but the Word of God and a soul."<ref>Butler, C. Western Mysticism. Constable & Co. 2nd ed. 1926. p 97</ref> At the beginning of the 17th cen
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• Daniel David Palmer
  ==Palmer's mysticism==
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