Ungrund

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Ungrund is a mystical philosophical concept, especially in Jakob Böhme’s thought, denoting the ineffable, groundless abyss or pre-ontological nothingness from which God and all existence emerge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German philosophical term ⓘ
metaphysical concept ⓘ
mystical philosophical concept ⓘ
theological concept ⓘ
contrastsWith created order ⓘ
rationally knowable being ⓘ
hasAspect dark ground of divinity ⓘ
pre-rational origin of will ⓘ
hasLanguage German ⓘ
hasMeaning groundless abyss ⓘ
ineffable origin of being ⓘ
pre-ontological nothingness ⓘ
hasRole metaphysical source of all oppositions ⓘ
origin point of divine self-manifestation in Böhme ⓘ
precondition for the emergence of light and darkness in Böhme’s system ⓘ
influenced Friedrich Schelling’s philosophy ⓘ
German Idealism ⓘ
linked to: German idealism

German mysticism ⓘ
Romantic philosophy ⓘ
isCentralIn Jakob Böhme’s philosophy ⓘ
isCharacterizedBy abyssal nature ⓘ
groundlessness ⓘ
ineffability ⓘ
isConnectedTo apophatic theology ⓘ
negative theology ⓘ
speculative mysticism ⓘ
isDescribedAs that from which God and creation emerge ⓘ
isDifficultTo define conceptually ⓘ
isDiscussedIn Christian mystical theology ⓘ
history of metaphysics ⓘ
philosophy of religion ⓘ
isOftenTranslatedAs abyss ⓘ
groundless ground ⓘ
unground ⓘ
isRelatedTo creation ex nihilo ⓘ
divine freedom ⓘ
nothingness ⓘ
the absolute ⓘ
isUsedBy Jakob Böhme ⓘ
originatesIn early 17th-century German mysticism ⓘ
precedes God as manifest ⓘ
all determinate existence ⓘ
being ⓘ

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Jakob Böhme → centralConcept → Ungrund ⓘ