Titlebook: Religious Epiphanies Across Traditions and Cultures; James Kellenberger Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 epi

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High-Relief Epiphaniesor as hearing God or a god, or in the felt presence of the divine or religious reality, directly or indirectly manifested. High-relief epiphanies stand out against the background of ordinary experience more than other epiphanies. They are awe-filled events so disruptive of and discontinuous with the

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Prophetic Epiphaniesgers. Such divine deliverances are deeply embedded in their respective religious traditions. They are also special, coming only to those who are chosen as prophets. The subject of this chapter is the prophetic epiphanies received by prophets in various religious traditions. The series of epiphanies

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Mystical Epiphanieses of two Sūfī mystics, Abū Hāmid al-Ghazālī and ‘Umar Ibn al-Fārid, are presented, along with the spiritual reflections of the Sūfī, Muhyī al-Dīn Ibn al-‘Arabī; and from the Christian tradition the mystical experiences of St. Teresa of ávila and St. John of the Cross are presented, as well as Meist

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Epiphanic and Near-Epiphanic Encountersas intense aesthetic experience before nature’s grandeur and beauty. Cultural, mythic, and religious phenomena—beliefs, practices, and stories—may resonate with the possibility of epiphanies and thus be redolent with the aura of epiphany without themselves being epiphanic. All these may be near-epip