Spinoza

absolute substance absolute unity absolutely infinite abstract activity adequate ideas affections affirmation apprehend arbitrary ascribed attained attributes become body bondage causality cause cogito ergo sum conceived conception consciousness constitutes contemplates Descartes determined discern distinction divine nature dualism element emotions endeavour essence Ethics evil explain expression finite existences finite world form of eternity former freedom highest human bondage human mind ideal illusory imagination independent individual thing infinite modes infinite number infinite substance infinitude intellectual intelligence intuitive intuitive knowledge involved Kabbala Kabbalistic limited logical Maimonides matter means merely mode of extension mode of thought modification moral natura naturans necessity negation Neo-Platonic notion object pantheistic particular passion perfect Plotinus point of view possible principle purely rational realises reality reason regarded relation says schol self-consciousness sense Sephiroth simply sphere Spinoza Spinoza's doctrine spiritual thought and extension tion true uncon universal vanishes whilst whole Zohar