Aurora

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Aurora is a mystical and theosophical treatise by Jakob Böhme that explores the nature of God, creation, and spiritual rebirth through symbolic and visionary theology.

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instanceOf Christian theological text ⓘ
mystical work ⓘ
theosophical treatise ⓘ
aimsAt guiding readers toward spiritual rebirth ⓘ
associatedWith Christian theosophy ⓘ
esoteric Christianity ⓘ
author Jakob Böhme NERFINISHED ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire ⓘ
describes cosmic struggle between light and darkness ⓘ
emanation of creation from God ⓘ
path to spiritual rebirth ⓘ
focusesOn inner spiritual transformation ⓘ
origin of evil ⓘ
process of regeneration ⓘ
relationship between God and nature ⓘ
genre Christian mysticism ⓘ
mystical theology ⓘ
theosophy ⓘ
hasForm prose treatise ⓘ
hasTheme Trinity ⓘ
Holy Wisdom ⓘ
surface form: divine Sophia (Wisdom)

fall and redemption ⓘ
mystical knowledge of God ⓘ
influenced Friedrich Schelling NERFINISHED ⓘ
G. W. F. Hegel ⓘ
German mysticism ⓘ
Romantic philosophy ⓘ
later theosophical movements ⓘ
language Early New High German ⓘ
mainSubject cosmology ⓘ
creation ⓘ
divine wisdom ⓘ
good and evil ⓘ
nature of God ⓘ
spiritual rebirth ⓘ
originalTitle Aurora, oder Morgenröte im Aufgang ⓘ
surface form: Aurora oder Morgenröte im Aufgang
partOf Jakob Böhme’s mystical corpus ⓘ
period early 17th century ⓘ
philosophicalCurrent Christian Platonism ⓘ
surface form: Christian Neoplatonism

German speculative mysticism ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
theologicalOrientation Lutheran mysticism ⓘ
title Aurora ⓘ
uses symbolic theology ⓘ
visionary theology ⓘ
writtenBy Jakob Böhme NERFINISHED ⓘ

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