From: Sam Norton (elizaphanian@kohath.wanadoo.co.uk)
Date: Sun Dec 26 2004 - 18:36:42 GMT
Hi DMB,
> dmb says:
> Here you are stepping back from the brink of a breakthrough. I'm trying to
> tell you that there is a kind of mysticism outside of traditional, outside
> of practice. Here you seem to be saying that non-traditonal mysticism is to
> be found within the tradition. This is a pretty clear indication that you
> have not understood the distinction. In effect you have denied the existence
> of non-tradtional mysticism and this is exactly what the distinction is
> meant to cure. Naturally, I very frustrated by this.
Are you able to explain, to such a dunder-head as I, in words of few syllables, and preferably less
than about 20 of them, what you understand to be 'non-traditional mysticism'. I find that I
sometimes drown in your torrent of words, only some of which pertain to the point at issue.
I'd also be grateful for a response to my post of 20/12 about essentialism.
Sam
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