Cosmic Consciousness
63 chapters English Public domain
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This is an attempted scientific study of illuminated individuals. Bucke provides three dozen very consistent examples of 'cosmic consciousness.' Some of these are the usual suspects, and others are contemporary case-histories which Bucke collected. Bucke proposed that these enlightened figures are evolutionary jumps, the precedecessor of a more advanced species.
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63 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Dedication from the first edition 04 Notice 05 A List of Some of the Works Quoted and Referred to in This Volume 06 Table of Contents 07 First Words 08 Chapter 1. To Self Consciousness 09 Chapter 2. On the Plane of Self Consciousness 10 Chapter 3. Devolution 11 Part III. From Self to Cosmic Consciousness 12 Chapter 1. Gautama the Buddha 13 Chapter 2. Jesus the Christ 14 Chapter 3. Paul 15 Chapter 4. Plotinus 16 Chapter 5. Mohammed 17 Chapter 6. Dante 18 Chapter 7. Bartolomé Las Casas 19 Chapter 8. John Yepes (Called St. John of the Cross) 20 Chapter 9. Francis Bacon 21 Chapter 10. Jacob Behmen 22 Chapter 11. William Blake 23 Chapter 12. Honoré de Balzac 24 Chapter 13. Walt Whitman 25 Chapter 14. Edward Carpenter
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Cosmic Consciousness
63 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is an attempted scientific study of illuminated individuals. Bucke provides three dozen very consistent examples of 'cosmic consciousness.' Some of these are the usual suspects, and others are contemporary case-histories which Bucke collected. Bucke proposed that these enlightened figures are evolutionary jumps, the precedecessor of a more advanced species.
Table of contents
63 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Dedication from the first edition 04 Notice 05 A List of Some of the Works Quoted and Referred to in This Volume 06 Table of Contents 07 First Words 08 Chapter 1. To Self Consciousness 09 Chapter 2. On the Plane of Self Consciousness 10 Chapter 3. Devolution 11 Part III. From Self to Cosmic Consciousness 12 Chapter 1. Gautama the Buddha 13 Chapter 2. Jesus the Christ 14 Chapter 3. Paul 15 Chapter 4. Plotinus 16 Chapter 5. Mohammed 17 Chapter 6. Dante 18 Chapter 7. Bartolomé Las Casas 19 Chapter 8. John Yepes (Called St. John of the Cross) 20 Chapter 9. Francis Bacon 21 Chapter 10. Jacob Behmen 22 Chapter 11. William Blake 23 Chapter 12. Honoré de Balzac 24 Chapter 13. Walt Whitman 25 Chapter 14. Edward Carpenter
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Cosmic Consciousness
63 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is an attempted scientific study of illuminated individuals. Bucke provides three dozen very consistent examples of 'cosmic consciousness.' Some of these are the usual suspects, and others are contemporary case-histories which Bucke collected. Bucke proposed that these enlightened figures are evolutionary jumps, the precedecessor of a more advanced species.
Table of contents
63 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Dedication from the first edition 04 Notice 05 A List of Some of the Works Quoted and Referred to in This Volume 06 Table of Contents 07 First Words 08 Chapter 1. To Self Consciousness 09 Chapter 2. On the Plane of Self Consciousness 10 Chapter 3. Devolution 11 Part III. From Self to Cosmic Consciousness 12 Chapter 1. Gautama the Buddha 13 Chapter 2. Jesus the Christ 14 Chapter 3. Paul 15 Chapter 4. Plotinus 16 Chapter 5. Mohammed 17 Chapter 6. Dante 18 Chapter 7. Bartolomé Las Casas 19 Chapter 8. John Yepes (Called St. John of the Cross) 20 Chapter 9. Francis Bacon 21 Chapter 10. Jacob Behmen 22 Chapter 11. William Blake 23 Chapter 12. Honoré de Balzac 24 Chapter 13. Walt Whitman 25 Chapter 14. Edward Carpenter
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