@trismegisto,
trismegisto;145453 wrote:
By the will of the infinite supreme man was brought forth to witness creation from within and through mans love of the eternal harmony of god's creation and the of all the ideas and objects within, brought forth the universe in celebration.
I can agree with the essence of what you are driving at here. It's a positive poetry, one might say. How far off is this interpretation? That the Supreme brings forth man to share in its/his Beauty/Goodness.
It does come off more as a hybrid of poetry/myth/philosophy than straight philosophy. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that. But if you want to be better understood, you might want to shape it up, present it more clearly. And maybe add certain disclaimers. I say this because if you are understood as a mystic you are going to encounter to some serious resistance. As mysticism is associated with the Dark Ages, etc.
Personally, I find all sorts of mysticism
poetically or metaphorically true. As to the boundary twixt philosophy, mysticism, and poetry, that's a complicated issue. You are coming from a positive place, it seems, and that resonates with me. On the other hand, I'm also a lover of clarity. Anyway, I'm glad to have you on the forum. :bigsmile: