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Nature Mysticism   By: (1857-1922)

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Nature Mysticism by John Edward Mercer is a thought-provoking exploration into the world of mysticism and its deep connection with nature. In this enlightening book, Mercer delves into the idea that nature holds the key to unlocking spiritual enlightenment and divine knowledge.

One of the aspects that make this book truly remarkable is Mercer's profound understanding of various mystic traditions and his ability to integrate them seamlessly into his writing. Drawing upon the wisdom of ancient civilizations, Mercer demonstrates how mysticism has always gravitated towards nature as a means to transcend the material world and discover higher truths.

Throughout the book, Mercer emphasizes the importance of direct experience with nature as a path to mystical awakening. He encourages readers to engage with the natural world, urging them to contemplate its beauty, observe its intricate patterns, and connect with its energy. By doing so, he argues, individuals can tap into a realm that lies beyond mere physicality and gain access to a deeper realm of consciousness.

Moreover, Mercer delves into the concept of oneness with nature, asserting that all living beings are interconnected and share a fundamental bond. He posits that by immersing ourselves in nature, we open ourselves up to profound spiritual experiences and unite with something greater than ourselves. Through captivating anecdotes and insightful observations, the author underscores the transformative power of these experiences, offering a compelling argument for the profound spiritual significance of nature.

The writing style employed by Mercer is both eloquent and accessible. He adeptly weaves together philosophy, spirituality, and scientific findings, making the book both intellectually engaging and easy to follow. His passion for the subject matter shines through every page, ensuring that readers remain captivated from start to finish.

While Nature Mysticism is undoubtedly a valuable resource for those interested in mysticism and spirituality, it may not appeal to readers seeking a purely scientific or rational approach. The book's emphasis on the metaphysical and its occasional departure from empirical evidence may leave some readers skeptical. However, for those open to exploring the potential spiritual dimensions of the natural world, Nature Mysticism is a treasure trove of insight and inspiration.

In conclusion, Nature Mysticism by John Edward Mercer is a compelling and insightful book that examines the profound connection between nature and mysticism. Mercer's depth of knowledge, combined with his accessible writing style, offers readers a unique perspective on the spiritual significance of the natural world. Whether you are a seasoned mystic or simply curious about exploring the mystic realm, this book presents an intriguing journey that is well worth embarking upon.

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NATURE MYSTICISM

BY

J. EDWARD MERCER, D.D., OXON. BISHOP OF TASMANIA

LONDON GEORGE ALLEN & COMPANY, Ltd. 44 & 45 RATHBONE PLACE

1913

All rights reserved

PREFACE

The aims of this study of Nature Mysticism, and the methods adopted for attaining them, are sufficiently described in the introductory chapter. It may be said, by way of special preface, that the nature mystic here portrayed is essentially a "modern." He is assumed to have accepted the fundamentals of the hypothesis of evolution. Accordingly, his sympathy with the past is profound: so also is his sense of the reality and continuity of human development, physical, psychic, and mystical. Moreover, he tries to be abreast of the latest critical and scientific conclusions. Imperfections manifold will be discovered in the pages that follow; but the author asks that a percentage of them may be attributed to the difficulties of writing in Tasmania and publishing at the antipodes.

J. E. M.

Bishop's Court, Hobart, March , 1912.

CONTENTS

Chapter I. Introductory 1 Chapter II. Nature, and the Absolute 7 Chapter III. Mystic Intuition and Reason 15 Chapter IV. Man and Nature 23 Chapter V. Mystic Receptivity 30 Chapter VI... Continue reading book >>




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