Jakub Böhme Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

The book That Boehme recommended as the introduction to his books. "The ABC of all my writings."

This volume features the works of Jacob Behmen, a notable Teutonic theosopher, and includes key texts such as The Aurora and The Three Principles. It is prefaced by a life of the author and illustrated with figures by the Reverend William Law. Although Law's intended dialogue introduction remains unfinished, the included fragment effectively encapsulates the essence of Behmen's enlightening writings. The translation incorporates synonymous expressions in the margins and within the text to aid comprehension of challenging terms. Forgotten Books, the publisher, specializes in reviving rare and classic literature, employing advanced technology to digitally restore these works while maintaining their original format. While some imperfections from the original may be present, most are repaired to enhance readability, with any remaining flaws intentionally preserved to reflect the historical significance of the text.

Jakob Boehme is such an intriguing figure that one cannot help but be enthralled. A 17th century Christian mystic, he was persecuted for his beliefs. Nevertheless, he was an important influence on later theologians, philosophers, and artists. The Way to Christ brings together several of his works, namely, Of True Repentance, Of Regeneration, Of True Resignation, and The Super Sensual Life. Boehme's works resist the typical mold. He is clearly a Christian mystic, yet his views seem to borrow many ideas from other mystical traditions as well, some of which are not theistic. But The Way to Christ still provides an insightful edification for the spiritual life. Although Boehme's prose is difficult, it is richly rewarding. Written in short sections, The Way to Christ can provide instructive direction for one's spirituality. Tim Perrine CCEL Staff Writer This edition features an artistic cover, a new promotional introduction, an index of scripture references, links for scripture references to the appropriate passages, and a hierarchical table of contents which makes it possible to navigate to any part of the book with a minimum of page turns.

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The theosophical philosophy presented in this work delves into diverse considerations and demonstrations of Jacob Behmen's thought. This edition, a faithful reprint of the 1691 original, offers insights into Behmen's unique spiritual and philosophical perspectives, exploring themes of divine wisdom and the nature of reality. Readers can expect a profound exploration of metaphysical concepts that reflect Behmen's influence on later philosophical and mystical traditions.

Jacob Böhme (1575–1624) patří bez nadsázky k nejoriginálnějším myslitelům duchovních dějin Evropy. Cesta ke Kristu spolu s dalšími texty, které přináší tento svazek, uvádí schůdnou cestou do Böhmova ideového světa. Ukazuje jej jako muže plamenné víry, jako duchovního učitele, jako odvážného myslitele i člověka své doby. Jako autora, jehož dílo poskytlo dalším generacím inspiraci tak mohutnou jako málokteré jiné.

The Three Principles of the Divine Essence was Boehme's second book and the one he recommended as an introduction to all his writings. The three principles - the fire world, the light world and the outer world - proceed from the Father, Son and Spirit, and are manifest in all things. -- Amazon.com