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Gnosis and the Active Intellect in Aristotle
“This does not mean that at one time [the active intellect] thinks but at another time it does not think, but when separated [from the body] it is just exactly what it is, and this alone is deathless and everlasting … Continue reading
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Tagged active intellect, angst, aristotle, despair, existence, gnosis, hard problem of consciousness, nihilism, passive intellect, rudolf steiner
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Ask Dr. Robert…
Nearly two years ago, when I wrote this essay on Nonduality, I expressed my intention to introduce readers to some other teachers besides the ones mentioned at the time–other teachers including some who, though less well known, are nevertheless quite good (perhaps equal to the best) but who are … Continue reading
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Tagged alan watts, awakening, bill gersh, Christianity, consciousness, david chalmers, death, dr. Robert, eddinger, God, god-talk, hard problem of consciousness, jung, nonduality, religion, Robert Saltzman, St. Paul, Thomas merton, Thomas nagel, true nature
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Recognizing and Honoring the Light of Awareness
Quoting from chapter two of Waking Up, by Sam Harris: “However we propose to explain the emergence of consciousness—be it in biological, functional, computational, or any other terms—we have committed ourselves to this much: First there is a physical world, … Continue reading
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