#Divine presence

[omegaphilosophia]

The Philosophy of the Sublime

The sublime is a concept in philosophy and aesthetics that refers to an experience of awe, grandeur, and wonder, often evoking a mixture of fear and admiration. This notion has been explored by various philosophers and thinkers throughout history, particularly in the context of nature, art, and human experience. Here’s an in-depth exploration of the philosophy of the sublime:

1. Historical Origins

Edmund Burke: In his work "A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful" (1757), Burke distinguished between the beautiful and the sublime. He associated the sublime with vastness, infinity, and power, which can overwhelm and inspire a sense of awe and terror.

Immanuel Kant: In "Critique of Judgment" (1790), Kant elaborated on the sublime as something that transcends normal human experience and comprehension. He identified two forms of the sublime: the mathematical sublime, related to the vastness of nature and the universe, and the dynamical sublime, related to the power and force of natural phenomena.

Romanticism: The Romantic poets and artists, such as William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Caspar David Friedrich, celebrated the sublime in nature, emphasizing the emotional and spiritual responses to its grandeur and beauty.

2. Key Characteristics of the Sublime

Vastness and Infinity: Experiences or objects that are vast in scale, such as mountains, oceans, or the night sky, evoke a sense of the sublime. Their immensity challenges human perception and comprehension.

Power and Terror: The sublime often involves elements of danger and power, such as thunderstorms, hurricanes, or erupting volcanoes. These evoke fear but also admiration for their majesty and force.

Transcendence: The sublime experience transcends ordinary understanding and evokes a sense of something greater than oneself. It can lead to feelings of humility and reverence.

Aesthetic Experience: In art and literature, the sublime is associated with works that evoke profound emotional responses, often through depictions of nature’s grandeur or human achievement.

3. Philosophical Implications

Human Limits: The concept of the sublime highlights the limitations of human perception and understanding. It suggests that there are aspects of existence that are beyond human control and comprehension.

Emotional Complexity: The sublime evokes complex emotions that combine fear, awe, wonder, and admiration. This complexity enriches human experience and understanding of the world.

Nature and the Divine: The sublime often leads to reflections on the relationship between nature and the divine. The overwhelming power and beauty of nature can evoke a sense of the divine presence or the transcendental.

4. The Sublime in Art and Culture

Visual Arts: Artists like J.M.W. Turner and Caspar David Friedrich captured the sublime in their depictions of natural landscapes and phenomena, emphasizing vastness, power, and emotional depth.

Literature: Writers such as Mary Shelley and Lord Byron explored the sublime in their works, using language to evoke the awe and terror of natural and supernatural elements.

Modern Interpretations: Contemporary artists and thinkers continue to explore the sublime in various forms, including digital art, cinema, and virtual reality, pushing the boundaries of what can evoke awe and wonder.

5. Critiques and Evolving Perspectives

Subjectivity: Some critics argue that the experience of the sublime is highly subjective and culturally specific. What one person finds sublime, another may not.

Environmental Ethics: The concept of the sublime has been revisited in discussions about environmental ethics, emphasizing the need to protect and preserve the natural landscapes that evoke these profound experiences.

The philosophy of the sublime explores the profound and often overwhelming experiences of awe, grandeur, and wonder in response to nature, art, and human achievement. It challenges human limits of perception and understanding, evoking complex emotions and reflections on the transcendental. From its historical origins in the works of Burke and Kant to its manifestations in Romantic art and contemporary culture, the sublime remains a powerful and enduring concept in philosophy and aesthetics.

[compassionmattersmost]

Teachings of Jesus: Reclaiming the Inclusive Message of Christ

It is said that Jesus once spoke of a way, a truth, a life so profound that it encompassed the very heart of God. “I am the way, and the truth, and the life,” he told his followers. “No one comes to the Father except through me.” These words, layered with mystery and spoken from love, have carried through centuries. And yet, how often they have been misunderstood, repurposed into boundaries…

[turiyatitta]

The Profound Simplicity of Enlightenment

Transforming Perspective, Not ActionIn the spiritual awakening journey, there is a well-known saying: “Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water.” This aphorism captures the essence of a profound transformation that occurs not in the realm of actions but in the realm of perception.Before enlightenment, we engage with the world through a dualistic…

[thesensteawitch]

Why Do You See Angel Numbers?🔮

There's one BIG reason why you keep seeing angel numbers and that is...

~You Are Being Pushed By The Universe To Rise Higher In Your Vibration!

Yup, that's all!!!!!

But...

Here's what makes the study of angel numbers deep-

Their COMBINATION!

1111, 222, 4455, 7788, 1221, 1001, 0110,...

In fact, every number is an angel number because every number has its own vibration and is trying to tell a story.

For example- 6970

Now if you look at each number together you may not see a pattern. But zoom out a bit and look at them in pairs. 69 and 70. This means these are consecutive numbers which tells that you are moving forward in life. Things will unfold and you will notice.

This can go deeper but I am not going there right now as I have made my point.

Your vehicle number, your mobile number, house number (though may not be repetitive or obvious like 333, 444, 555, 666...) also carry vibration and affect your life.

So, if there's a significant lesson that you must learn and is urgent then you might start seeing angel numbers.

OR

You're already working towards raising your vibration and your divine team wants you to know that you are on the right path and they are with you.

A Tip: Whenever you see an angel number (not when you were on your phone all day and see the clock turn to 11:11) just try to remember what your last thought was before you saw it. It means that whatever you were thinking about was true.

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[palaceofthesoul]

I'm having one of those overwhelming chronic pain days where all of the parts of me that make up the whole feel disconnected from each other, and none of my usual grounding activities are helping me pull it all back together again. I haven't been able to sleep much in the last few days, and I was fast losing my grip on my mental state.

I had a full ritual planned for today, but I couldn't focus and sit comfortably enough to connect with King Belial in the way I wanted to no matter how I tried to adjust things to make it work. Frustration and despair were dragging me down hard and fast.

So instead, I decided I had to give myself a quiet rest day or risk breaking myself. I lit some incense and a couple of candles and curled up in bed with a pot of tea, a joint, and a book. As I was sitting here trying to ignore the pain and immerse myself in my peaceful space, I felt the sensation of a strong energetic presence enveloping me, unseen arms wrapping around my waist to hold me close, anchoring me in place in a way that was soothing rather than restrictive.

It was a beautiful and much-needed reminder that even when I feel at my most broken and incapable, even when I can't undertake my full ritual from beginning to end, he's with me. He grounded me when I couldn't ground myself, and I was finally able to shut my mind down enough to breathe freely again. Words can't describe how intensely grateful I am to him.

[holyspirittrinity]

Meditation of the heart

O Divine Presence

Let me see as you would see,

Hear as you would hear

And speak as you would speak

Alchemy of the Heart

Elizabeth Clare Prophet

[biblebloodhound]

Walk on Water? Why? (Matthew 14:22-33)

Failure does not define us; it isn’t our identity.

Jesus Walks on Water, by Konstantin Alexejewitsch Korowin, 1890  Immediately Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of him to the other side, while he dismissed the crowd. After he had dismissed them, he went up on a mountainside by himself to pray. Later that night, he was there alone,and the boat was already a considerable distance from land, buffeted by the waves because…

[ryanranney]

Not Lost when Lost

If I rise into a fine stage of prosperity My Father is there And if I mire myself in dark debt My Father is also there No matter where I go or what I do No matter the time or condition No matter if I am well or sick My Father is always present For the promise of life is life And even the seed of a great oak Rests itself in darkness as nothing Until one day its stature is seen How could that seed…

[allaboutyoupostnthings]

"Gazing Upon God's Face: Embracing His Divine Presence"

Have you ever contemplated the face of God? What does it look like? Is it a reflection of divine love and compassion, or does it evoke a sense of awe and reverence? What can we learn by looking at our Lord’s face? By gazing upon our Lord’s face, we gain insight into who we are through Him. We experience the depth of His understanding, His mercy, forgiveness, and grace. What does it mean to see…

[pastoryurygaudard]

The story of Tamar in Jesus's Genealogy. A Redemptive Story

The first woman in Jesus Genealogy sets a pattern to be followed by the other 4 women in the Genealogy. All 5 had a story of overcoming enormous difficulties. Tamar, for instance, had to overcome the judgment and rejection of society due to her unconventional actions to ensure her rights. Rahab, a former prostitute, had to overcome the stigma attached to her profession and prove her worthiness…

[purefilly-connection]

Embracing Spirituality: A Journey of Belief and Unity

How important is spirituality in your life? In the course of my life, spirituality has played a crucial role, providing a sense of purpose, guidance, and understanding. I believe in a higher power, a force that transcends the mundane and infuses my existence with meaning. For me, this higher power is God, a divine presence that grants me the gift of life and the freedom to exercise my…

[compassionmattersmost]

Deepening Prayer: From Requests to Communion with the Divine

Experiencing Prayer as a Profound Connection with the Divine Introduction In many religious traditions, prayer is often perceived as a means of making requests or interceding on behalf of others. Yet, a deeper understanding of prayer reveals it as a profound opportunity for communion with the Divine. This post explores how we can transform our approach to prayer from one of mere requests to a…

[turiyatitta]

The Miraculous Nature of Satori and the Beauty of the Mundane

Satori, that sudden flash of insight, is not the kind of experience that can be prepared for or understood through mere intellectual exercise. It arrives unexpectedly, sweeping through consciousness like a cool breeze amid the summer heat. It’s as if all boundaries collapse, leaving only pure awareness. And it’s at that moment you realize—nothing is truly separate.This fleeting yet profound…

[bvthomas]

                                                      GOD “Exploring the Divine: The Essence of God” Introduction: In the vast expanse of human history and thought, few questions have stirred as much contemplation, debate, and yearning as those concerning the Divine. What is God? Does God exist? And if so, what is the nature of this supreme being who eludes easy definition and comprehension?…

[theearthforce]

This is inspired by this video [x] about the conversation between Lord Krishna and Uddhava about: ~ what a true friend is ~ the dharma (cosmic law) of God ~ the importance of being aware that God is witnessing everything in our lives

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[livingwellnessblog]

Manifesting: Channeled Entities, Ascended Masters, Angels & Demons Within Our Consciousness

Manifesting: Channeled Entities, Ascended Masters, Angels & Demons Within Our Consciousness Let’s dive into a new topic today We’re going to adress  channeled entities (like “Seth” and “Abraham,”) angels, demons, and ascended masters today. Let’s explore whether they’re just part of consiousness, or if there’s more to it. What is Neville Goddard’s perspective? All in This Together? Alright,…