Author of this paper, with an emphasis on Wittgenstein and Zen, regards mysticism as a way of seeing the world and believes that a person’s way of seeing or an ideology is not conditional on reason and no one can change seeing way of a person with logical and philosophical reasons. He believes that mysticism is a worldly phenomenon from the perspective of these two ideologies and mystical experience is not a cryptic and mysterious experience at all but he regards it as one of the moderation model and method and believes that only the mystic lives completely based on reality and logic and observes that all of the other humans receive great gift of life by observing him as the person who receives this gift and no human and even living and conscious creatures are superior to other creatures and humans.
Cox,C H , Cox,J W and Mohammad Pour,M H . (2013). The Mystical Experience: With an Emphasis on Wittgenstein and Zen Charles. Journal of Seven Heavens, 15(57), 225-238.
MLA
Cox,C H , , Cox,J W , and Mohammad Pour,M H . "The Mystical Experience: With an Emphasis on Wittgenstein and Zen Charles", Journal of Seven Heavens, 15, 57, 2013, 225-238.
HARVARD
Cox C H, Cox J W, Mohammad Pour M H. (2013). 'The Mystical Experience: With an Emphasis on Wittgenstein and Zen Charles', Journal of Seven Heavens, 15(57), pp. 225-238.
CHICAGO
C H Cox, J W Cox and M H Mohammad Pour, "The Mystical Experience: With an Emphasis on Wittgenstein and Zen Charles," Journal of Seven Heavens, 15 57 (2013): 225-238,
VANCOUVER
Cox C H, Cox J W, Mohammad Pour M H. The Mystical Experience: With an Emphasis on Wittgenstein and Zen Charles. Journal of Seven Heavens. 2013;15(57):225-238 (In Persian).
