The History of Philosophy, Without Any Gaps

Mula Sadra is able to enjoy the sublime taste offered by the Sufi's unity of existence without giving up Avasana's contrast between divine, necessary existence and created contingent existence. Not only does he think that all existence is marked by continuous variation in intensity, he also thinks that allexistence is in constant motion. We're going to need another episode to get our heads around this idea, so go with a flow and join me for Mula Sadra on substantial motion. Next time on, the history of philosophy, without any gaps.