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Eros, in its original Greek context, was the mystic force of attraction that enabled a person to recognise and appreciate beauty in their surroundings and, through self-awareness, to cultivate their own individual potential and express it in their relationships and interactions with others. In other words, Eros is experienced as a passionate force that motivates and drives an individual to cultivate self-understanding in order to develop meaningful interpersonal engagements with others. It is a basic constituent of human consciousness, enabling personal growth and transformation. Through Eros, an individual has the capacity to recognise beauty, to identify and celebrate one’s uniqueness, and to initiate and nurture relationships.

See also: erotic tension, emotional life, erotic object, soulmaking, love

From Mindfulness to Divinity: Towards the Tracing of a Phenomenology of Soul (Part 1) - (Eros... 28 mentions

Logos in the Garden of Souls (Part 3) - (Eros Unfettered - Opening the Dharma of Desire) 28 mentions

A Sacred Universe: Insight, Theophany, Cosmopoesis (Part 4) - (Path of the Imaginal) 28 mentions

Daimon, Refracted - (Four Circles, Four Parables of Stone and Light) 27 mentions

Dukkha and Soulmaking (Part 4 - Mastering the Fire) - (The Mirrored Gates) 27 mentions

Soulmaking (Part 2) - (Path of the Imaginal) 27 mentions

Beauty and the Buddha - (Of Hermits and Lovers - The Alchemy of Desire) 26 mentions

The World and More: Immanence, Tantra, and Transcendence (Part 2) - (Eros Unfettered - Opening... 25 mentions

Sensitivity, Receptivity, and Respect in Soul Work (Q & A) - (Foundations of a Soulmaking Dharma) 25 mentions

Aspects of the Imaginal (Part 5) - (The Mirrored Gates) 24 mentions