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@SophiaCycles Rumi notes the secret of Allah is found between the opposites; Hans-Georg Gadamer, “The integrity of a society demonstrates itself in how that society engages with contradiction”; Bourgeault refers repeatedly to the ‘holy reconciling’ of the Third Way.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 Nov 2021

8/ “The guiding idea,” notes Corbin, “is the idea of an integration or reintegration into the whole,” a natural aspect of life where worldly and spiritual salvation, reconciliation and redemption, mix and match. Gandhi understood: “The sphere of Spirit and politics is one.”

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Quoted by@trippfuller 4/ Perhaps Benjamin put it best, describing his use of a kind of alchemical, theological-atheological fusion or emergent reconciliation catalyzed in the ‘sudden paradoxical change of one form of [religious or political] observance into the other (regardless of which direction)’.Quoted by@noonessleep 3/ Naturally, the esotericists have lots to say about addressing such tension at a substrative epistemological level - the 'assembly code' of experience underpinning what McNiff exquisitely refers to as 'opening to the unrealized spectrum of the soul's compassion'.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @SophiaCyclesQuoted by@SophiaCyclesQuoted byRT @nick_routledge: @ploughmansfolly Bohr: “The opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.” Cynthia Bourgeault, an American voice amidst a diversity of planetary cultures recognizing the territory of reconciliation at the substrative, epistemological level.Quoted by@ploughmansfolly Bohr: “The opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.” Cynthia Bourgeault, an American voice amidst a diversity of planetary cultures recognizing the territory of reconciliation at the substrative, epistemological level.Quoted by@psyche_the_mag That’s beautiful. Poised, perceptive, deeply humane. It reminds me also of Wittgenstein’s ‘the limits of our language are the limits of our world.’ In this light, are you alert to Cynthia Borgeault’s efforts to address such tension at a substrative epistemological level?Quoted by@antoniogm Get Real: get Reality. Why even engage with antagonism’s occupying ground? Free it into redundancy, and ourselves into hidden, enfolded immensities of ontological promise and possibility.Quoted by@SamObiWon @scott_m_coley Analog-digital collage. These are transmitting fingers. @UniteThePoor