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I found the great mystics of old to be deeply nurturing to my spiritual practice but i had a wistful relationship with the mystical books i read for it always seemed mysticism was something that happened back then

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He does not leave any questions about the internal life unaddressed even if his response is simply to delineate the unknown

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This distinction has remained central to my understanding of both buddhist and christian spiritual practice giving me some sense of why zen is always saying that you cant become a buddha because you already are a buddha and why christianity is always saying that you cant earn your salvation but need only accept it

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May was exploring territory that eckhart tolle brought to the fore of our cultural consciousness but may wrote this fifteen years before tolle wrote the power of now

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So in order for psychology to be properly grounded for healing it should surrender itself to the primacy of such mystery

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For may this simply wont do

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The willful approach is marked by the desire to master the mystery while the willing approach seeks to surrender to the mystery