Very interesting to say the least…

Mysticism could be a metaphor for applied theology. Applied theology is action. Therefore, mysticism can be synonymous with action, both divine and human: before the deed is the word, before the word is the thought (consciousness/spirit). “In the beginning was the word…”

God inspires us, through grace, and we aspire to God.

Mystical does not simply mean hazy, impractical and “airy-fairy.” Mysticism is very practical in nature.

Actually, it’s super-nature (beyond nature or supernatural) and mysterious. While the supernatural makes itself known through nature (for example, via miracles and synchronicities) nature is perhaps its reflection…it time.

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Evidence for the Trinity: Father, Son, Holy Spirit

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