Frithjof Schuon Archive
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Frithjof Schuon and the Perennial Philosophy
This is the first comprehensive study of the intellectual and spiritual message of world-renowned philosopher Frithjof Schuon (1907-1998), the foremost spokesman of the “Perennialist” or “Traditionalist” school of comparative religious thought.
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Autumn Leaves & The Ring-I Would Like
I would like to deal only with sacred things — But I must sometimes descend into the bywaysOf human pettiness, which cannot not be;Blessèd is he who has won victories over himself!Thou wouldst like that someone give thee praise —Thou art great only in that which God...
Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Addendum
Quite other is the question how we measureWhat befalls us: whether self-seeking or passionFalsifies our measure. When one measures an experience,One should forget the wishes of the measurer.The world is small — far from the Creator;There is but one greatness — that of...
Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Populus
Is it not wholly meaningless to wish To be of use to a cause that is itself useless?Is not the people a many-headed dragon, When it forgets the meaning of the human condition?Knowledge of the essential is indispensable —The people is Vox Dei when it prays.
Autumn Leaves & The Ring-About Man
Man is earth, close to the animal,And yet he is spirit; he must bear the burden of animality,He wishes to forget it, to make it unrecognizable,And yet he must suffer with it throughout his life.The animal form is spiritualized;Our body and our face bear witness to God...
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