Tuesday 23 January 2007

Mulyadhi Kartanegara
Grand Teacher in Islamic Philosophy, State Islamic University (UIN) Jakarta
Director of Center Islamic Philosophical Studies and Information (CIPSI)

Secular worldview
Advancement of science and technology
Progressive result for human welfare
Problems between human and nature
Disturbance to nature
Ecological crisis
Modern human
Alienated from nature
Human as subject, nature as object
Human desire
Dominate and exploitate
Ecological equilibrium
Air pollution, water pollution, greeds
Modern human needs on another point of view
Suphistic point of view
Universe, cosmic
theomorphic make-up
Human is the channel of God’sHbless
Spiritual dimension
Nature as a life entity
The Real Reality
Signs of God
Not just physiological aspect
Quantitatives aspect
Nature’s symbol
Higher reality
Nature is a universal mirror
The wide panorama of symbol
Nature is a shadow of God
Abu Bakr Sirajuddin
the tissue of the shadows
Archetype of the World
Spiritual stairs
Theoretical lessons
The real soul happening
Gnostic knowledge
Trancendentize the nature
self realized knowledge
spiritual voyage
Mystical and philosophic works
Symbolic and beautiful thoughts
Not fiction stories
Reflection of spiritual journey
Narrative-fiction Ibn Sina, Aviccena, Risalah Al Thayr
He is the beginning and the end

Original source: Suphistic Approach to Nature