Mysticism: A Study in the Nature and Development of Man's Spiritual Consciousness
Evelyn Underhill, third edition, 1911
Second year · Hermetic philosophy
Contents
- Part I: The Mystic Fact p. 2
- Part I, Chap. 1: The Point of Departure p. 3
- Part I, Chap. 2: Mysticism and Vitalism p. 30
- Part I, Chap. 3: Mysticism and Psychology p. 52
- Part I, Chap. 4: The Characteristics of Mysticism p. 83
- Part I, Chap. 5: Mysticism and Theology p. 114
- Part I, Chap. 6: Mysticism and Symbolism p. 149
- Part I, Chap. 7: Mysticism and Magic p. 178
- Part II: The Mystic Way p. 202
- Part II, Chap. 1: Introductory p. 203
- Part II, Chap. 2: The Awakening of the Self p. 213
- Part II, Chap. 3: The Purification of the Self p. 239
- Part II, Chap. 4: The Illumination of the Self p. 279
- Part II, Chap. 5: Voices and Visions p. 319
- Part II, Chap. 6: Introversion. Parri: Recollection and Quiet p. 357
- Part II, Chap. 7: Introversion. Part II: Contemplation p. 392
- Part II, Chap. 8: Ecstasy and Rapture p. 427
- Part II, Chap. 9: The Dark Night of the Soul p. 453
- Part II, Chap. 10: The Unitive Life p. 494
- Conclusion p. 531
- Appendix: A Historical Sketch of European Mysticism from the Beginning of the Christian Era to the Death of Blake p. 541
About this book and its scans
Published 1911 (the title page; archive.org's record). In the public domain in the US.
- mysticismstudyin00unde_0: The third edition (New York: E. P. Dutton, 1911: its Preface ends with the Note to the Third Edition, November 1911), the first edition's text with small revisions; the University of Illinois copy. The text is its OCR, proofread against the page images.