if, in deeper recognition, the varied traditional religions must be seen as anachronistic, passe and provincial -- if one cannot simply turn to their saints, startzi, holy men, gurus, hermits, for some "ultimate" evaluation of earthly life...what can be the inner (and outer) position of a contemplative, one who wishes to see the mundane world sub specie aeternitatis in a global age (which is, in deeper recognition, religiously plural, if not post-religious, and also post-modern)? from which position might they speak?
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