blinding light in profound works

A quality of intense, sublime radiance felt in the greatest living structure, from medieval Florence to Nolde's seascapes.

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Chapter 2: Clues From The History Of Art
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This chapter of 'The Luminous Ground' examines historical art to find clues for a cosmology that fuses self and matter, emphasizing that profound living structure consistently arises in a mystical-religious context and that we need a new vision of relatedness for our time.

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Each center, then, would be a window on the eternal blinding light of this domain.claim0.755
Definition of a center as an aperture for the I-light.
clear lightconcept0.753
Tibetan Buddhist term for the ultimate reality, the naked immaculate Intellect like a translucent void, experienced at death.
Subdued Brillianceconcept0.752
The essential quality of inner light: colors are both intense and muted, producing a calm, profound, glowing whole without garishness, like nature's brilliance.
I am seeing God, the glowing of all things, shining out from that old brick wall, or from that bush, or from that face, or from the flowers in a vase.claim0.742
Alexander equates the faintly glowing quality with an immanent God shining through matter.
Inner light provides a direct glimpse of the I.claim0.741
Subdued brilliance—simultaneously muted and intense—is the essence of inner light, like nature's brilliance created by interaction of subtle colors.claim0.741
Blindsightconcept0.736
Example of biological degeneracy: visual responses mediated by subcortical and brainstem nuclei independent of cortex; supports multiple realizability of cognitive functions.
place near the lightconcept0.732
A location oriented toward natural light, which attracts people and defines the other half of a main center.