Mysticism as a phenomenological process

Abstract

This article studies the mystical process not as a religious experience, that is only to be considered from the theological point of view, but as a  phenomenological process that leads to the full manifestation of the saturated phenomenon. The husserlian phenomenological reductions are realized in the mystical process and drive to the experience of the saturated phenomenon as Jean-Luc Marion understands it. The phenomenology ndicates the process and the mysticism, as that of Saint John of the Cross, shows the real possibility of the giveness (donation). Only this donation is possible to be expressed in symbolic language since the concept cannot contain it.