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I would like to encourage everybody to practice meditation so we can actually see and look more. If we don’t understand ourselves, it will be very difficult to appreciate anything else that goes on in our world. And on the whole, please cheer up. Don’t analyze too much.
Chogyam Trungpa • True Perception: The Path of Dharma Art
Alex MacCaw • The Beginning of Infinity
It is no coincidence that liberalism, rationalism, and empiricism go together under the banner of the “Enlightenment” or that, together, they have decreased human suffering so much through technological improvements, effective infrastructure, and medical and other scientific advances, as well as by upholding human rights. These concepts are mutuall
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Enlightenment is permanent because we have not produced it; we have merely discovered it.
Chögyam Trungpa • Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism
The Enlightenment was a scene of intellectual conflict that drew upon utterly foreign cultures in the ancient world and in the New World to destabilize systems of oppression. It was not a unified program but a process of creative intellectual destruction.
Matthew Stewart • An Emancipation of the Mind
Enlightenment
Debbie Foster • 3 cards
the ‘Enlightenment’, the chief tenet of which was that human reason possesses the power not only to penetrate to the natural laws underlying the world, but to determine the nature of a just society, to advance the cause of human freedom, to discover the rational basis of morality and to instill moral behaviour in individuals and nations.
David Bentley Hart • The Story of Christianity
Insight, then, may loosely be described as any ‘seeing’ that frees.