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# Aesthetic Experience as a Spiritual Support of Homo Post-Secularis

Existential Therapy: Make Your Own Meaning

A view of Bogotá from Monserrate, photographed by <n>Barbara Geilhofer</n>.

<n>Sellers</n>'s 2013 illustration, <n>Taxonomies of order</n>, visualizes <n>Jacques Derrida</n>'s concept of différance.

Cover of <n>The Immanence of God</n> by <n>Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya</n>, featuring an illustration of <n>Krishna</n>.

Nondualism - Wikipedia

'The Plane of Immanence' (Part 1)

A digital illustration representing the <n>Plane of Immanence</n>, a concept by philosopher <n>Gilles Deleuze</n>.

Aesthetic Experience as a Spiritual Support of Homo Post-Secularis

He must be other from creation in order to be close to creation, even closer to creation than creation is to itself.

Episode #126 - Gilles Deleuze Pt. 2 - Immanence — Philosophize This!

Cover art for the <n>Philosophize This!</n> podcast, hosted by <n>Stephen West</n>.

Christian Kerslake · The vertigo of philosophy: Deleuze and the problem of immanence (2002)

Collage by <n>Howard Caygill</n> from 1999 for an article in <n>Radical Philosophy</n>.

Beck claims that emphasizing God’s transcendence leads us only to see God as being outside of creation, detached from it. He argues that, “Transcendence also tends toward deism, furthering our disenchantment.” There is a problem, however. God’s transcendence and immanence are not diametrically opposed. Rather, it is precisely because God is transcendent (not consonant with creation) that God can be immanent.

Transcendence or Immanence? - INEB

The engraving <n>Macrocosm and microcosm</n> from <n>Johann Daniel Mylius</n>'s 1618 book <n>Basilica Philosophica</n>.

<strong>A Weird New World<br>New (Vital) Materialism and Weird (Dark) Ecology in Hungarian Contemporary Art</strong>

<n>Tamás Kaszás</n>'s installation <n>Alagya, first songs of sympoiesis</n> (2021). Photo by <n>Dávid Biró</n>.

Title card for the video essay <n>Episode #02: Plane of Immanence</n> by <n>sous par sous</n>.

For Aquinas, God is the First, and Unmoved Mover; the First, and Uncaused, Cause; the Necessary, and Source of, Being; the Source of not only all things being, but their goodness, and perfection; and the Final Cause.

Albert Camus: the Absurd Hero

"<n>Albert Camus: the Absurd Hero</n>," a comic by <n>Corey Mohler</n> for <n>Existential Comics</n>.