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@SophiaCycles Gendered perspectives aside, the phenomenon has storied, interspiritual recognition.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 11 Jul 2022

@sssfCommunity 2/ Referred to as ‘jivan-mukta' ('living liberation') in both Hinduism and Sikhism, the path is also a current within Mahayana Buddhism, analogous to the totalizing simplicity of Zen integration and the 'sustained spontaneous activity’ of the Daoist perfect man.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @AimeTim @londonjesuit @JesuitsBritain @DamianHoward8 @CampionOxf 1/2 The S. Asian turn? It isn't in the literature, but among alert earthworkers, Kabir ranks as a patron saint of sorts. His, a shockingly Jesus-like idiom. Motifs that appeal? For one, calling out the seismic wrong-footedness of symbolic universes unhinged from Earth Reality.Quoted by@AimeTim @londonjesuit @JesuitsBritain @DamianHoward8 @CampionOxf 1/2 The S. Asian turn? It isn't in the literature, but among alert earthworkers, Kabir ranks as a patron saint of sorts. His, a shockingly Jesus-like idiom. Motifs that appeal? For one, calling out the seismic wrong-footedness of symbolic universes unhinged from Earth Reality.