Experience mysticism: Reading in Fulda on January 20th for spiritual depth

Experience mysticism: Reading in Fulda on January 20th for spiritual depth

On Tuesday, January 20th, there will be an exciting reading on the topic in the library of the Episcopal Seminary in FuldaChristian mysticism and transcendent perceptioninstead of. From 7 p.m., those interested can look forward to a stimulating program that was organized as part of the VHS series “Grenzen|los”. Speakers are Prof. Dr. Cornelius Roth and Dr. Alessandra Sorbello Staub, who will take participants on a fascinating journey of discovery through mystical texts. The event is freely accessible and no pre-registration is required.

This event attracts not only theology students, but also anyone interested in spirituality and the deeper relationship with God. How Rhön Canal reported, the reading will take place in the reading room of the library, which is located on the 2nd floor of Domdechanei 4. However, it should be noted that the rooms are not barrier-free.

What's behind the mysticism?

Mysticism is a word that many of us may find mysterious, and there is a reason for that. The term comes from Greekμυστικός(mystikós), which means “mysterious”. In the Christian tradition, mysticism aims to...Becoming one with God– also asunio mysticaknown – to be experienced. This practice is viewed as a way to experience awareness of God's immediate presence.

The beginnings of Christian mysticism are deeply rooted in history, with important personalities such asHildegard of Bingen,John of the CrossandTheresa of Avilathat left a lasting impression. Loud Wikipedia The development of mysticism in Christianity can be traced over the centuries up to the present day. The mystics were always looking for thatTransformation into God, which is often associated with the surrender of the heart to the divine will.

A journey to inner transformation

The main goals of Christian mysticism are:Knowledge and the experience of God. Inner transformation plays a central role here, as well Vivat determines. Mystical experiences are intended to promote spirituality in everyday life and help every believer to feel the presence of God.

In the practical practice of mysticism, many mystics address the necessity ofDiscernment of spiritsto live in harmony with the divine will. Here, believers are offered a deep form of spirituality that goes beyond the material and encourages them to consciously deal with their own soul.

The event in Fulda promises not only an interesting reading, but also a space for exchange about the deeper meaning of mystical experiences in the Christian faith. So if you have a good knack for spirituality or simply want to broaden your horizons, you shouldn't miss this event.

For more information, call the library at phone number0661/87-531as well as by emailinfo-bibliothek@thf-fulda.deavailable.