In "Perennial questions" George Grimm presents us with a precious brief excerpt from his life-work. He takes us near to those sources that reveal the very path leading towards the solution to the fundamental religious problems. The religions themselves divide, says Grimm, into religions of belief and cognitive or philosophical religions. Among the latter are the religion of a Socrates of a Plato and Plotlines, then that of the occidental mystics who likewise have elaborated their religious attitude through own cognition.
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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Poor. English George Grimm examines fundamental religious questions concerning the origin, destiny, and happiness of human beings and seeks their answers in the philosophical religions of India. Drawing on the Vedas, the Upanishads, and Buddhist thought, he explores the human longing for lasting happiness, the nature of the self, attachment to the transient world, and the possibility of liberation. Grimm connects Buddhist and Vedantic insights with mystical traditions associated with thinkers such as Plotinus, Meister Eckhart, and Schopenhauer, emphasizing that genuine religious knowledge rests not merely on faith or dogma but on inner experience, insight, and meditative self-examination. Seller Inventory # 10222338