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While speaking of the deepest experience of God, some Christian mystics mention that it takes place within the essence of the soul or within its centre, which is sometimes called spirit. Since a soul does not have parts, spirit is a counterpart of some specific „acting" of a soul which consists in passive opening towards God's action. Man experiences God in spirit. Such experience is something more than faith in God's presence within us. In spirit man feels God's presence. For Carmelite mystics, such moments are man's highest personal acts. Therefore one can say that a person fully expresses oneself just in this passive capability to open to this contact with God. Hence one can state that a person is a soul in a dimension of acting independently of the matter and in the dimension of giving oneself and receiving the other person.
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The article presents a new translation into Polish of the sixteenth-century poem The Spiritual Canticle of Saint John of the Cross. The translation was made in the form of an eight-syllable verse, without rimes. In the introduction, we presented earlier Polish translations of the work, and in footnotes, we emphasized the issues related to symbolism and biblical allusions.
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This essay shows drawings and paintings of Bogdan Krasniewski (artist from Toruń) compared to idea of betwixt and between made by Victor Turner, concept of Dark night of the Soul Saints` John of the Cross and theory of positive disintegration compile by Kazimierz Dąbrowski . This confrontation present space in Kraśniewski's paintings not only as material space, but more as space of internal growth, spiritual progress. This way of progress is divided into two parts: spatium initiati – where man chooses between material or spiritual way of life and spatium transitionis where took place constant progress. This article shows how that spaces function in art of Krasniewski
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Artykuł prezentuje twórczość plastyczną Bogdana Kraśniewskiego (artysty z Torunia) i jej związki z opisywanym szczegółowo przez Victora Turnera pojęciem fazy liminalnej, koncepcją „nocy ciemnej” św. Jana od Krzyża oraz teorii dezintegracji pozytywnej, stworzonej przez Kazimierza Dąbrowskiego. Takie zestawienie pokazuje, że przestrzeń w twórczości Kraśniewskiego można rozumieć nie tylko w znaczeniu fizycznym, lecz również jako przestrzeń wewnętrznego wzrostu i duchowego rozwoju. Rozwój ten podzielony jest na dwie części: spatiuminitiati, gdzie człowiek dokonuje wyboru między życiem skupionym na sferze cielesnej albo na duchowej, oraz spatiumtransitionis, gdzie ma miejsce ciągły progres. Artykuł pokazuje, jak te dwie przestrzenie funkcjonują w twórczości Kraśniewskiego.
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SŁAWOMIR ZATWARDNICKI – absolwent teologii na Papieskim Wydziale Teologicznym we Wrocławiu, obecnie doktorant na tej uczelni, laureat nagrody „Pro Redemptione” (2014 r.), publicysta, autor wielu artykułów oraz sześciu książek; ostatnio wydał: "Pomoc przeciw nieprzyjaciołom Twoim, czyli jak chwalić Maryję i bronić Jej godności" (Kraków 2014).
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Benedict XVI showed the mistery of divinization in the Christological perspective. It takes place similarly to the way two natures are united in one Person of the Son of God (the Council of Chalcedon). The way two wills (human and divine) are united in one in Christ is a condition and model of communion of God’s will and a man’s one (the Third Council of Constantinople). The article deals with the coherence between dogmatic statements and saints as well as mistics’ experience (John of the Cross, Faustyna Kowalska, Maksymilian Kolbe). Synthesis of dogmatics and mysticism allows to better understand what theosis is and how it takes place.
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