The Mystic Way

Focusing on the unique qualities of Christian mysticism, this book explores its origins and characteristics in contrast to other mystical traditions such as Oriental, Neoplatonic, and Islamic. It examines the distinct consciousness of the Christian mystic, supported by insights from psychologists like Leuba and Delacroix, who affirm the existence of unique traits that set Christian mystics apart as a distinct psychological category. The work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of this spiritual phenomenon within the context of its historical development.