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Not really. Mysticism (in this unquantifiable form) does not challenge anything. It is instead based on acceptance that things are out of your control therefore
by AstralStorm 9y ago
Not really. Mysticism (in this unquantifiable form) does not challenge anything. It is instead based on acceptance that things are out of your control therefore not worth to quantify in quality or to judge.
A real mystic of this kind would practice a strong version of fate or destiny principle which essentially makes free will irrelevant.
To judge is to measure and quantify (or classify) in a less strict way.
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- wu-ikkyu 9y agoMystics are spiritualists by definition, which is opposed to materialism.