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What is your view of the socalled Mystical path within religions?

SalixIncendium

अग्निविलोवनन्दः
Staff member
Premium Member
That was mystical :confused:

Indeed. I think sometimes people tend to just overthink things when the answer is right in front of their face (not saying you are; just making a general statement).

Just to clarify my previous post with a couple of useful definitions:

Mystic: one who has had a mystical experience
Non-mystic: one who has not had a mystical experience​
 

Native

Free Natural Philosopher & Comparative Mythologist
What is your view of mystical paths within the religions?
If your view is that it is wrong or false, can you explain why you view it as such?

If your view is that it is good to practice mystical paths, can you explain a little about your understanding of those mystical paths?
IMO there are no "mystical paths" as all "religious informations" comes from natural observations as well as from intuitive spiritual informations of the creation, just as described in the global first religious traditions of Shamanism.

Its all just simple and normal informations which isn´t mystic at all.
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
What is your view of mystical paths within the religions?

If your view is that it is wrong or false, can you explain why you view it as such?

When I think mystical I get a bit fuzzy with terms and phrases that describes a person's experience within is vague. I'm more action-based focus than reflective within-base. Puting thoughts to action.

I'm not sure if that's mystical. When I think of it I think 1970s or 80s in the states where they dressed in tiedie and singing koonbiya. Totally cool.

If your view is that it is good to practice mystical paths, can you explain a little about your understanding of those mystical paths?

I'm not quite sure of mystical paths different than dogmatic in their purpose just how they practice and individual people's practices.

or maybe you are neutral?

I'd be neutral if I chose mysticism.
 

sayak83

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
What is your view of mystical paths within the religions?
If your view is that it is wrong or false, can you explain why you view it as such?

If your view is that it is good to practice mystical paths, can you explain a little about your understanding of those mystical paths?

or maybe you are neutral?

Edit: the OP does not speak of one specific mystical path, but all of those paths who are seen as mystical
For Hinduism... the organized religion with its traditions and rituals is the cloak while mysticism is the body.
 

Wildswanderer

Veteran Member
What is your view of mystical paths within the religions?
If your view is that it is wrong or false, can you explain why you view it as such?

If your view is that it is good to practice mystical paths, can you explain a little about your understanding of those mystical paths?

or maybe you are neutral?

Edit: the OP does not speak of one specific mystical path, but all of those paths who are seen as mystical
I guess that depends on what you mean by the mystical paths?
 

George-ananda

Advaita Vedanta, Theosophy, Spiritualism
Premium Member
Or there would no longer be a practical use for religion as we know it. ;)
As a believer in reincarnation there will always be those aided by the lower rungs of the ladder. The human world is not all 'mystics' and is intended to be a climbing experience.
 
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