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    What appears passive (conceiving/suffering) and what appe... — Carmelics
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    Supports→In the realm of the spirit, passive suffering is active production

    What appears passive (conceiving/suffering) and what appears active (bearing/producing) are identical in the spiritual realm

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    E. In summary, Eckhart can say: “… in spiritualibus conceptio est ipsa parturitio sive partus” (Echardus, In Exod. n. 207; LW II, 174, 3–4): In the realm of the spirit, conceiving is bearing or giving birth—and therefore (passive) suffering is (active) production. It should be noted that the motif of birth is one of Eckhart’s favorites, for example, when he holds that the divine Father bears his Son in the soul, more precisely: in the ground of the soul, and in this way he bears me as himself a

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