Frithjof Schuon Archive
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The Fullness of God: Frithjof Schuon on Christianity
The Fullness of God is the first in a new series of titles featuring the essential writings of Frithjof Schuon. Here for the first time in one volume are the most important of Schuon’s chapters on the Christian tradition, edited by James Cutsinger. Antoine Faivre contributed a foreword.
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Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Audiat
All religions have shipwrecked — it is said.But it is man alone that is shipwrecked;The disappearance of religion is but his own reward.Religion, they say, is incomprehensible.Deaf is he who does not wish to understand;The kernel of religion is self-evident.Audiat —...
Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Philosophists
It is a prejudice — someone said — to believeThat after one comes two;It is a prejudice to believe that what occurs Draws its occurrence from a cause. The right way to think is without presuppositions, they believe —In that case, the rider can give away his horse!It...
Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Opening
Islam and Judaism prohibit images —What an impoverishment, the pedants say.The restriction — they do not see this — opens for usMany a path we did not know before.When thou drinkest water, thou drinkest not wine;A thing cannot be itself and something else at the same...
Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Iconostasis
The saints of faith in all religions:Each one is a symbol, a phenomenon —Like a miracle that breaks through Nature;In the universe of faith they stand with golden crowns.The “fools of God” — one should not imitate them;But drink from the wine of their love of...
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