Loneliness and Revelation: A Study of the Sacred

Loneliness and Revelation: A Study of the Sacred

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Everyone experiences loneliness in their lives. Yet most people are secretly afraid of it, and will do nearly anything to avoid it. Few are willing to talk about it at all. This book shows that loneliness is not simply a social phenomenon, nor a medical condition. Rather, it is an existential condition of life. So you can?t turn to other people, or true love, for a solutio...more
Paperback, 165 pages
Published November 16th 2010 by John Hunt Publishing
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Loneliness and Revelation examines loneliness as an existential condition of life. Through a study of loneliness through a series of meditations, the author examines how individuals and societies through history have dealt with this shared phenomenon and how those coping methods develop into a need for 'Revelation', hypothesizing that this Revelation offers spiritual significance to the arts, relationships, loves and loneliness itself.

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