Meanings of true mysticism in English

Sexual mysticism is a contradiction in itself, because true mysticism has nothing whatever to do with sexuality.

This is the true mysticism, and the secret, inner meaning of life which humanity has at present, drifted so far from.

This is true mysticism, the mysticism Keats shares with Burke and Carlyle, the passionate belief in continuity of essence through ever-changing forms.

Mystics had always stressed the perils of the spiritual paths and warned against hysteria: peace and tranquillity were the signs of a true mysticism.

At the period of great mystical enthusiasm (the twelfth and thirteenth centuries) this morbid love of God was a sinister attendant phenomenon of true mysticism.

This antinomianism is no part of true Mysticism; but it is often found in conjunction with mystical speculation among the half-educated.