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@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'.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 5 Nov 2021

@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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Quoted by@rowenamezzo @StevenIsserlis I wonder if what makes Bach truly, deeply holy, is his power of reconciliation? The end-of-Fuge feeling. In the contained harmonic intelligence and elegance of such tension, a fresh, created mystery arises, where Love, God, Harmony, whatever we name it, is transcendently invoked?