Chapter 6

By WALTER LESLIE WILMSHURST.

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The Way to Christ.

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By JACOB BOEHME.

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The Following of Christ.

By JOHN TAULER.

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A BOOK OF CONTEMPLATION THE WHICH IS CALLED

The Cloud of Unknowing.

IN THE WHICH A SOUL IS ONED WITH GOD.

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Flowers of a Mystic Garden.

Selections from the Writings of JOHN RUYSBROECK.

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The Book of the Twelve Béguines.

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WORKS OF JACOB BÖHME.

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The Three Principles of the Divine Essence.

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The Forty Questions of the Soul

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The Aurora.

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In his preface to the reader, John Sparrow writes: "I must say that this book, 'Aurora,' hath conduced more to open my mind to the understanding of all his writings, and of all Mysteries, both natural and divine (and so, consequently, of the Holy Scriptures) than any other helps and books which I could ever meet withal besides.... In his 'Aurora' the ground of those terms [the succinct, very deeply expressed terms employed in his later books] is largely and plainly described in a childish way, after the manner of the infancy of his high manifestation; so that it is a large and most clear ABC, being the fitter and plainer for beginners, and with his other books may the easier be understood; and it is a summary contents of all his Mysteries, and may serve instead of a manuduction, introduction, and key to unlock all the difficult expressions in his other books."

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