The Origins of the Christian Mystical Tradition¶
Louth, A. (2007). The Origins of the Christian Mystical Tradition: From Plato to Denys. Oxford University Press.
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- Bracketing
- Contemplative practice: Quaker silence, Zen "don't-know mind," and apophatic prayer institutionalize bracketing of conceptual content to make room for direct attention.
This sourceTreats the apophatic ("negative") tradition in which conceptual content about the divine is deliberately set aside — the scholarly anchor for contemplative bracketing of concepts to make room for direct attention.
- Contemplative practice: Quaker silence, Zen "don't-know mind," and apophatic prayer institutionalize bracketing of conceptual content to make room for direct attention.
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