Surprisingly timeless and under the guise of “Christian Mysticism,”Underhilldescribes in 1914 what could rightly be called “secular mindfulness” today. Evelyn Underhill doesn’t use much Christian terminology, instead preferring to use words that may be considered “new age.” If one can get past the terminology, the “Practical Mysticism” allows anyone to explore the mystical aspects of their own worldview without necessarily betraying their prior deeply held beliefs.
Practical Mysticismis not a guidebook...
