the present paper investigates into one of the important subject in mystic conduct i.e. panoramic journey within mystical texts up to hegira 7th century (14th ad century). after purposing an introduction about this journey, author deals with definition of (mystic) conduct and wayfaring and history of journey in quran and islamic traditions (hadith) and explained them briefly. the author has als...

1)P. 13419, line 10, and pp. 13443, line 12 until p. 13444, line 17: The exploitation of the three-dimensional radiation transfer model MYSTIC is mentioned at the end of the first paragraph. While reading the entire manuscript, the reviewer was not able to find graphs for MYSTIC results, even though MYSTIC was described in some detail in section 4 of the manuscript. Thus, the reader is given th...

Traditional medicine (especially ayurvedic medicine) was taken by Indian nationalismas a synecdoche for traditional culture. In the face of European claims for scientific andtechnologic pre-eminence, Indian thinkers such as Aurobindo, Vivekananda,Radakrishnan, accepted European representations of Indian thinking as mystic andintuitive, to define it as distinctive of Indian ident...

C. J. S. Thompson. Pp. xv., 335. London: The Scientific Press, Limited. 1897. In many, if not most, medical libraries there is a small space devoted to the lighter side of literature, wherein may often be found volumes of anecdote relating to the history of the profession of medicine and its followers. In this not too conspicuous corner The Mystery and Romance of Alchemy and Pharmacy may well f...

The chariot-shaped throne of God in the heavens (merkābāh) from Ezekiel’s visions (Ezek 1; 10) was subject earliest Jewish mystical speculation. Hence, it is not surprising that there are numerous allusions and references to merkābāh mysticism Targum Jonathan Book Ezekiel. This article analyzes texts containing elements mysticism, namely image sitting on throne-chariot, appearance function four...