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@SherPoint 2/ Young once and naive, I assumed the confident refrain seemingly characterizing every anthology of mysticism I'd stumbled upon (namely, "Only mysticism for everybody can save the world") sagely anticipated the forthcoming advent of a mass awakening to mystical common sense.

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2/ Integral, inner experience and the myriad outer expressions it mirrors, aren’t simply a matter of historical record, mind you. To this day, such ‘universalist’ concatenations of consciousness and efforts to portray them, powerfully define avant-garde, planetary peacemaking.

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Through the ages, such inter-spiritual, trans-cultural integration has catalyzed, stabilized and guided the emergence of peaceful societies, worldwide. Such blendings also remain foundational and essential to the advent of planetary reconciliation and peace in this, our time. 14/
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet here: 2/ Integral, inner experience and the myriad outer expressions it mirrors, aren’t simply a matter of historical record, mind you. To this day, such ‘universalist’ concatenations of consciousness and efforts to portray them, powerfully define avant-garde, planetary peacemaking. Quote tweet: Through the ages, such inter-spiritual, trans-cultural integration has catalyzed, stabilized and guided the emergence of peaceful societies, worldwide. Such blendings also remain foundational and essential to the advent of planetary reconciliation and peace in this, our time. 14/

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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 by@SophiaCycles 4/ No matter which tools or interpretations characterize our contemplative aim at Zen ‘Mushin’, Daoist ‘Wuxin’, Dharmic ‘Abhavana’ or Christian ‘Presence’ and so forth, all basically arrive at the common, formless depth-realm of an essentially universal mode of consciousness.