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Contemplative Spirituality
Contemplative Spirituality: Dancing with Demons
Does God Sanction Mystical Experienes?
Lectio Divina
Mystery of Iniquity, The
New Age’s Vain Dream, The
Reiki
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Theologically, the New Age typically adopts a belief

in a holistic form of divinity

that imbues all of the universe,

including human beings themselves.

There is thus a strong emphasis

on the spiritual authority of the self.

This is accompanied by a common belief

in a wide variety of semi-divine non-human entities,

such as angels and masters,

with whom humans can communicate,

particularly through the form of channeling.


There is also a strong focus on healing,

particularly using forms of alternative medicine,


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Age


Contemplative Spirituality

Contemplative Spirituality: Dancing with Demons

Does God Sanction Mystical Experienes?

Lectio Divina

Mystery of Iniquity, The

New Age’s Vain Dream, The

Reiki

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