Timeline of Non-Dual Thinkers and Mystics

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B.C. Abraham, Jacob, Elijah 2000-800 (Mesopotamia) Early Hinduism 2000-1200 (India) Upanishads 800-300 (India) Pythagoras c. 570-c. 495 (Ionia) Buddha c. 563 or 480 - c. 483 or 400 (India) Heraclitus c. 535-c. 475 (Ionia) Parmenides c. 515-c. 460 (Magna Graecia) Socrates c. 470-399 (Greece) Plato c. 425-c. 348 (Greece) The Republic; Timaeus Timeline of Non-Dual Thinkers and Mystics A.D. FIRST CENTURY Philo of Alexandria c. 25 B.C.-c. 50 A.D. (Egypt) Jesus of Nazareth c. 4 B.C.-c. 33 A.D. (Roman Empire; Palestine) Paul of Tarsus c. 5-66 (Roman Empire) Ignatius of Antioch c. 35 c. 107 (Syria; Rome) SECOND CENTURY Clement of Alexandria c. 150-c. 215 (Egypt) THIRD CENTURY Origen c. 185-254 (Egypt) On First Principles; On Prayer Plotinus c. 205-270 (Egypt; Roman Empire) Enneads Anthony the Great c. 251-356 (Egypt) Desert Fathers and Mothers begin c. 270 (Egypt; Turkey; Syria; Palestine) FOURTH CENTURY Syncletica of Alexandria c. 280-c. 350 (Egypt) Athanasius of Alexandria c. 296-373 (Egypt) Life of Antony Macarius of Egypt c. 300-391 (Egypt) Ephrem the Syrian c. 306-373 (Syria) Gregory Naziansus c. 329-390 (Cappadocia) Basil of Caesarea c. 330-379 (Cappadocia) On the Holy Spirit Gregory of Nyssa c. 335-c. 395 (Cappadocia) Abba Poemen c. 340-450 (Egypt) Evagrius Ponticus 345-399 (Pontus; Constantinople; Egypt) The Praktikos Augustine of Hippo 354-430 (Numidia) Confessions; City of God Pelagius c. 354-418 (Britain; Rome) John Cassian c. 360-435 (Scythia Minor; Egypt; Gaul) Conferences; The Institutes Copyright 2015 Center for Action and Contemplation Page 1 of 5

FIFTH CENTURY Pseudo-Dyonisius c. late 5 th to early 6 th century-unknown The Divine Names; The Mystical Theology Lao-Tsu c. 5 th to 6 th century (China) Tao Te Ching SIXTH CENTURY St. Benedict c. 480-543 (Italy) Rule of St. Benedict Gregory the Great c. 540-604 (Rome) SEVENTH CENTURY John Climacus c. 579-649 (Mount Sinai) The Ladder of Divine Ascent Maximus the Confessor c. 580-662 (Constantinople) Isaac of Nineveh c. 613-c. 700 (Syria) Hesychasm in Orthodox Christianity Zen Buddhism (Japan) Tibetan Buddhism EIGHTH CENTURY Rabia Basri 713-801 (Iraq) Adi Shankara c. 788-c. 820 (India) NINTH CENTURY John Scotus Eriugena c. 815-c. 877 (Ireland) TENTH CENTURY Symeon the New Theologian 949-1022 (Constantinople) ELEVENTH CENTURY Qushayri 986-1073 (Iran) Al-Ghazali 1058-1111 (Persia) TWELFTH CENTURY William of St. Thierry c. 1080-1148 (France) Bernard of Clairvaux 1090-1153 (France) Sermons on the Song of Songs Hugh of St. Victor c. 1096-1141 (Paris) Hildegard of Bingen 1098-1179 (Holy Roman Empire; Germany) Scivias Aelred of Rievaulx 1110-1167 (England) Richard of St. Victor d. 1173 (Paris) Ibn Arabi 1165-1240 (Spain; Syria) The Bezels of Wisdom THIRTEENTH CENTURY Francis of Assisi c. 1181-1226 (Italy) Canticle of the Sun Giles of Assisi c. 1190-1262 (Italy) Clare of Assisi 1194-1253 (Italy) Copyright 2015 Center for Action and Contemplation Page 2 of 5

Beguines and Beghards 13 th -16 th cen. (N. Europe; Low Countries; Netherlands; Belgium) Dogen 1200-1253 (Japan) Mechtilde of Magdeburg c. 1207-c. 1282 (Saxony) Rumi 1207-1273 (Persia) Fakhr-al-Din Iraqi 1213-1289 (Persia) Divine Flashes Hadewijch of Antwerp c. 1220-c. 1260 (Low Countries; Netherlands; Belgium) Bonaventure c. 1221-1274 (Italy) The Journey of the Mind into God Raymond Lull c. 1232-c. 1315 (Spain) Angela of Foligno 1248-1309 (Italy) Meister Eckhart c. 1260-c. 1328 (Holy Roman Empire; Germany) Duns Scotus c. 1266-1308 (Britain; Paris; Scotland) FOURTEENTH CENTURY Richard Rolle c. 1290-1349 (England) Jan of Ruysbroeck c. 1293-1381 (Low Countries; Belgium) Henry Suso c. 1295-1366 (Holy Roman Empire; Germany) Gregory Palamas 1296-1357 (Greece) Johannes Tauler c. 1300-1361 (Germany) Hafiz c. 1325-1389 (Persia) Walter Hilton c. 1340-1396 (England) The Scale of Perfection Julian of Norwich c. 1342-c. 1416 (England) Revelations of Divine Love Catherine of Siena 1347-1380 (Italy) Thomas a Kempis 1380-1471 (Holy Roman Empire; Germany) The Imitation of Christ Cloud of Unknowing late 14 th cen. (England) FIFTEENTH CENTURY Nicholas of Cusa c. 1401-1464 (Holy Roman Empire; Germany) Nicholas von der Flue c. 1417-1487 (Switzerland) Kabir c. 1440-c. 1518 (India) Catherine of Genoa c. 1447-1510 (Italy) Desiderius Erasmus 1466-1536 (Netherlands) SIXTEENTH CENTURY Ignatius of Loyola 1491-1556 (Spain; Italy) Spiritual Exercises Francisco de Osuna c. 1492-c. 1540 (Spain) Teresa of Avila 1515-1582 (Spain) The Interior Castle Isaac Luria 1534-1572 (Israel) John of the Cross 1542-1591 (Spain) Ascent of Mt. Carmel; Dark Night of the Soul Francis de Sales 1567-1622 (Holy Roman Empire; Switzerland) Jacob Boehme 1575-1624 (Holy Roman Empire; Germany) Copyright 2015 Center for Action and Contemplation Page 3 of 5

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY Brother Lawrence c. 1614-1691 (France) The Practice of the Presence of God Blaise Pascal 1623-1662 (France) Pensées George Fox 1624-1691 (England) EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Jean Pierre de Caussade 1675-1751 (France) Abandonment to Divine Providence Emmanuel Swedenborg 1688-1772 (Sweden; England) Baal Shem Tov c. 1700-1760 (Poland) John Wesley 1703-1791 (England) Macarius of Corinth 1731-1805 (Greece) Compiled Philokalia St. Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain 1749-1809 (Greece) Compiled Philokalia Seraphim of Sarov 1754-1833 (Russia) William Blake 1757-1827 (England) NINTEENTH CENTURY William Wordsworth 1770-1850 (England) Henry David Thoreau 1817-1862 (USA) Friedrich von Hugel 1852-1925 (England) Charles de Foucauld 1858-1916 (France; Algeria) Therese of Lisieux 1873-1897 (France) The Story of a Soul Elizabeth of the Trinity 1880-1906 (France) TWENTIETH CENTURY Rabindranath Tagore 1861-1941 (India) Mahatma Gandhi 1869-1948 (India) D.T. Suzuki 1870-1966 (Japan) Evelyn Underhill 1875-1941 (England) Mysticism Rainer Maria Rilke 1875-1926 (born in Austria; Europe) Martin Buber 1878-1965 (born in Austria; Europe; Israel) I and Thou Ramana Maharishi 1879-1950 (India) Teilhard de Chardin 1881-1955 (France) The Phenomenon of Man Paramahansa Yogananda 1893-1952 (India) Thomas Kelly 1893-1941 (USA) Hugo Enomiya-Lassalle 1898-1990 (Germany) Howard Thurman 1899-1941 (USA) The Centering Moment; Jesus and the Disinherited Karl Rahner 1904-1984 (Germany) Dag Hammarskojold 1905-1961 (Sweden) Markings Bede Griffiths 1906-1993 (England; India) Abraham Joshua Heschel 1907-1972 (Poland, USA) Man is not Alone; The Sabbath Simone Weil 1909-1943 (France) Waiting on God Henri le Saux 1910-1973 (France; India) Mother Teresa 1910-1997 (India) Copyright 2015 Center for Action and Contemplation Page 4 of 5

Etty Hillesum 1914-1943 (Netherlands) Alan Watts 1915-1973 (England; USA) The Way of Zen Thomas Merton 1915-1968 (USA) New Seeds of Contemplation; The Seven Storey Mountain John Main 1926-1982 (England) Thich Nhat Hanh b. 1926 (Vietnam; France) The Heart of Understanding; The Miracle of Mindfulness Martin Luther King Jr. 1929-1968 (USA) Anthony de Mello 1931-1987 (India) Bernadette Roberts b. 1931 (USA) Gerald May 1940-2005 (USA) Eckhart Tolle b. 1948 (England; Canada) The Power of Now Ken Wilber b. 1949 (USA) 14 th Dalai Lama b. 1950 (Tibet; India) The Art of Happiness; Beyond Religion Copyright 2015 Center for Action and Contemplation Page 5 of 5