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Disquiet over the unreality and insubstantial worth of ordinary life on its surface motivates the way of mystical quest. This way of being religious looks for anagogic or "inward" meanings, spiritual direction, truths to be "verified" in ones own meditative experience, methods or techniques to break through mundane "unconsciousness", and persons who model the mystical quest-as well as rationales for mystical quest as a means to at-onement with ultimate reality.
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