This idea can be divided into apophatic and kataphatic varieties depending on whether it can be explained concretely.
This idea can be divided into apophatic and kataphatic varieties depending on whether it can be explained concretely. William James' The Varieties of Religious Experience asks if saintly life originates from this idea and states that "ineffability" is a prerequisite for a tradition to adhere to it. This idea underlies a tradition whose practitioners attempt to merge the (*) Godhead with the Einsof. It underlies a different tradition that uses various practices to achieve the Six Subtleties as well as fana. That group also emulates the motion of planets through the practice of whirling, fostering this experience by proxy. For 10 points, name this human experience of the transcendent divine that characterizes sects like Kabbalah and Sufism.
This idea can be divided into apophatic and kataphatic varieties depending on whether it can be explained concretely.
mysticism [or word forms; or mystic theology; or mystic experiences; use discretion to accept religious terms that include "mystic"]