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This review is from: The Doctrine of Spiritual Perfection (Milestones in the Study of Mysticism and) (Paperback)
When I spent summers in Dusseldorf as a child, my grandmother read and translated portions of this book for me because Anselm Stolz was my grandfather's relative --cousin I believe. What a fine thing to see that it has been translated. His contention that mysticism is more an everyday phenomenon rather than ecstatic experience is one that still makes sense to me. If the basic insight about the ordinariness of some extraordinary things could be accepted it might be a better world. Truly, a man's reach must exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?
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The Doctrine of Spiritual Perfection (Milestones in the Study of Mysticism and) by Anselm Stolz (Paperback - February 1, 2001)
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