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The Mystic Self: Uncommon Sense Versus Common Sense — Mesha Rayon — 1900
The Mystic Self: Uncommon Sense Versus Common Sense — Mesha Rayon — 1900
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Edition Details
- Author
- Mesha Rayon
- Original publication year
- 1900
- Edition publication year
- 1900
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Metaphysics, Spirituality
Published in 1900, The Mystic Self: Uncommon Sense Versus Common Sense by Mesha Rayon examines the difference between ordinary reasoning and the inward forms of perception associated with mystical experience.
Rayon invites the reader to question inherited assumptions about identity, knowledge, intuition, and the nature of reality. The work contrasts conventional “common sense” with what it presents as a deeper mode of understanding grounded in spiritual awareness and direct inner experience.
The book belongs to the turn-of-the-century literature of mysticism, metaphysics, and self-knowledge, offering a compact historical example of the period’s effort to reconcile reason with intuitive and spiritual insight.
Details
Author: Mesha Rayon
Publication year: 1900
Length: 100 pages
Subjects: Mysticism, intuition, spiritual identity, self-knowledge, metaphysics, and consciousness
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