Bøger af John Edward Mercer

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Nature Mysticism is a book written by John Edward Mercer in 1913. The book explores the relationship between nature and spirituality, and how mysticism can help us understand the natural world. The author argues that nature is not just a physical entity, but also a spiritual one, and that we can learn from it by developing our intuition and spiritual awareness. The book is divided into 34 chapters, covering topics such as the absolute, mystic intuition, man and nature, animism, mythology, poetry, and much more.

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