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naturemysticism1 CONSTRUCTNature mysticismZAEHNER · PHILOSOPHY OF

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Philosophy of religion

Zaehner's term for experiences of unity with the natural world, which he distinguished from monistic and theistic mysticism.

In philosophy of religion, nature mysticism refers to Zaehner's term for experiences of unity with the natural world, which he distinguished from monistic and theistic mysticism. This meaning comes from Zaehner (1957) in Mysticism, sacred and profane.[1]

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  1. Zaehner, R. C. (1957). Mysticism, sacred and profane. Clarendon. ISBN 9780195002294

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