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Another thesis that appears frequently is that mystics realize this innate capacity through a process of releasing the hold of the ego and the conceptual system. The contributors here look at mystical experience as it is manifested in a variety of religious and cultural settings, including Hindu Yoga, Buddhism, Sufism, and medieval Christianity. Taken together, the essays constitute an important contribution to the ongoing debate about the nature of human consciousness and mystical experience and its relation to the social and cultural contexts in which it appears.
A sequel to Forman's collection "The Problem of Pure Consciousness" (OUP, 1990). The scholars in this book put forward a hypothesis about the cause of mystical, or "pure consciousness" experiences. They look at mystical experience as manifested in a variety of religious and cultural settings.
A sequel to Forman's collection "The Problem of Pure Consciousness" (OUP, 1990). The scholars in this book put forward a hypothesis about the cause of mystical, or "pure consciousness" experiences. They look at mystical experience as manifested in a variety of religious and cultural settings.