Spirituelle Philosophie

This book consists of three parts: The first part establishes the epistemological spirituality, which, in contrast to naive spirituality, is consciously articulated and described through a mindful engagement with the triple apriori of thought. What does this apriori consist of? What does it reveal about us, about the subject-object polarity, about eternity, and about the space-time creation? What consequences arise from this? The second part examines spirituality in society and history, where the human biography, including the power of our freedom, proves to be key. What is the cultural-historical significance of storytelling and its transformation since modernity? What driving forces influence historical events? To what extent do play and art have their own intrinsic value? Is the individual human being a historical mayfly or a recurrent entity? The third part presents examples of experimental spirituality. How does the relationship between imagination and reality manifest? What is actually creation and evolution? How does our animalistically conditioned earthly existence compare to heavenly humanity? A glimpse into spiritual anthropology concludes the book, emphasizing the inversion of the consciousness focus. A central concern of spiritual philosophy is to radically reject all earthly and heavenly claims to power beyond human rights and genuine democracy.