Andrew Benzinger

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“What a man takes in by contemplation,” says Eckhart, “that he pours out in love.” The well-meaning humanist and the merely muscular Christian, who imagines that he can obey the second of the great commandments without taking time even to think how best he may love God with all his heart, soul and mind, are people engaged in the impossible task of pouring unceasingly from a container that is never replenished.
The Perennial Philosophy: An Interpretation of the Great Mystics, East and West
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