/lit/ - Literature

>>14931754
that barely takes you to Plotinus' Nous
Time is the moving image of eternity.
The One is beyond permanence and impermanence.
this is what the ineffable one does to your brainlet absolute simplicity
https://youtu.be/29jdVA8fBfw

>>14609042
>Iamblichus of Chalcis, in Coele-Syria, was a pupil of Porphyry and died in the reign of Constantine (A.n. 330.) By his disciples he was credited with the power of working miracles, and was by them named "the divine" ho Theios. They narrate that in prayer he was raised into the air ten ells high; that his garments shone with golden light, and his face assumed an expression of celestial beauty.
The disasters that followed Justinian's banning of philosophy in Byzantium was an act of the god's favor for it not Damascius "magic", likewise the rise of Islam was nothing but retribution upon Rome. Everything great about Sufism are its adoptions of Neoplatonism, they have no originality.