 So great, so splendid is this experience, that it may be said that all minor questions and doubts fall away in face of it ; and certain it is that in thousands and thousands of cases the fact of its having come even once to a man has completely revolutionised...  The Drama of love and death 1912 - 第 80 頁Edward Carpenter 著 - 1912 - 299 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Edward Carpenter - 1912 - 310 頁
...It is to be assured of an indestructible immortal life and of a joy immense and inexpressible—"to drink of the deep well of rest and joy, and sit with...the world. Of exactly how this inhibition of Thought j may be practised, and of all its collateral results \ and implications it would be out of place to... | |
 | Larry Chang - 2006 - 826 頁
...and find that the "I," one's real, most intimate self, pervades the universe and all other beings. So great, so splendid is this experience, that it...said that all minor questions and doubts fall away in the face of it; and certain it is that in the thousands and thousands of cases, the fact of its having... | |
 | Resa Steindel Brown - 2006 - 338 頁
...reached past our ordinary consciousness. He describes his experience as being: So great, so splendid... that it may be said that all minor questions and doubts fall away in the face of it; and certain it is that in thousands and thousands of cases, the fact of its having... | |
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