What did Guénon define as having a "universal character"?
Eastern doctrines
Western doctrines
Modern theories
Ancient rituals
Answer
Eastern doctrines, according to René Guénon, possess a "universal character." This means that they are not limited to a particular culture or time period, but rather transcend these boundaries and apply to all of humanity. Guénon believed that Eastern doctrines contain timeless truths that are essential for understanding the nature of reality and the human condition.
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