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Ecstasy (from the
Ancient Gr**** ἔκστασις ekstasis, "to be or
stand outside oneself, a
removal to elsewhere" from ek- "out," and
stasis "a stand, or a standoff...
- The
Saint Cecilia Altarpiece is an oil
painting by the
Italian High
Renaissance master Raphael.
Completed in his
later years, in
around 1516–1517, the...
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representation of
temporal existence; we can, in our thoughts, step out of (
ecstasis)
sequential time.
Modern era
philosophers asked: is time real or unreal...
- the Sky (Princeton, 1997); M.
Eliade Shamanism:
Archaic Techniques of
Ecstasis (Princeton, 2004); G. Capdeville, "Les
dieux de Marti**** Capella", Revue...
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Charles C. Thomas. Fernandez,
James W. (1972). "Tabernanthe Iboga:
Narcotic Ecstasis and the Work of the Ancestors" (PDF). In Furst,
Peter T. (ed.).
Flesh of...
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analogies underline Heidegger's
example of a
threshold occasion, a
moment of
ecstasis when
something moves away from its
standing as one
thing to
become another...
- De
acquirendo contemplationis habitu, De ****idua oratione, De
naturali ecstasi (1617), De vita
Catharinae Senensis monacae conversae (1618 on Suor Caterina...
- (Globe Theatre) Over (As-Q
Theater Collective) The
Shape of
Things (Theatre
Ecstasis)
Measure for
Measure (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan)
Hamlet (Shakespeare...
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Gordon W****on), ISBN 0 04 573009 1,
Chapter 9, "Tabernanthe iboga:
Narcotic Ecstasis and the Work of the Ancestors" by
James W. Fernandez, Page 237. Lotsof...
- exercise, an
acknowledgement of the
unknowability of the One, but a
means to
ecstasis and an
ascent to "the
unapproachable light that is God." Pao-Shen Ho, investigating...
