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 1 Fwd       |         religiosity addresses the spiritual hunger of contemporary men
 2 Fwd       |         as the importance of man' spiritual dimension and its integration
 3 1.1       |        claims to satisfy people's spiritual appetites. But here is a
 4 1.3       |       alongside a focus on hidden spiritual powers or forces in nature,
 5 1.4       |        responds to the legitimate spiritual longing of human nature,
 6 1.4       |           when used as a means of spiritual growth introduces an ambiguity
 7 2         |          discover or rediscover a spiritual dimension in their life.
 8 2.1       |          and bringing about a new spiritual awareness. In other expressions,
 9 2.1       |         people have turned to the spiritual realm. New Age as we now
10 2.1       |      longer seems revolutionary; “spiritual” and “mystical” tendencies
11 2.2.1     |         manifestations are indeed spiritual, but are not from God, despite
12 2.2.1     |  repulsion mechanisms”.(22) These spiritual entities are often invoked '
13 2.2.1     |           Age often recognizes no spiritual authority higher than personal
14 2.2   (24)|          reflection of the living spiritual world. This idea is very
15 2.2.3     |        The connection between the spiritual and the physical aspects
16 2.2.4     |         spirit to matter, so that spiritual reality – including the
17 2.3.1     |          contains “God” and other spiritual beings along with ourselves,
18 2.3.2     |        and the self by means of a spiritual itinerary of transformation.
19 2.3   (34)|        Catholic personalities and spiritual institutions clearly inspired
20 2.3.3     |          the mediation of various spiritual entities~– humans are capable
21 2.3.4.1   |         divine Mind and humanity. Spiritual development is contact with
22 2.3.4.2   |       presence is clearest in the spiritual aspects of reality, so every
23 2.3.4.3   |      problems New Age dreams of a spiritual aristocracy in the style
24 2.4       |           to integrate nature and spiritual reality. The Western universe
25 2.5       |            often on an explicitly spiritual level. But it is significant
26 2.5       |           from people's perceived spiritual needs. Like many other things
27 2.5       |        often described as simply “spiritual”, rather than belonging
28 3.1       |    experience of personal psycho- spiritual transformation, seen as
29 3.1       |      personal crisis or a lengthy spiritual search. For others it comes
30 3.2       |                              3.2. Spiritual narcissism?~Several authors
31 3.2       |         spirituality as a kind of spiritual narcissism or pseudo-mysticism.
32 3.4       |     mysticism~For Christians, the spiritual life is a relationship with
33 3.4       |        restricted to a privileged spiritual 'aristocracy'.~The essential
34 3.4       |         of the “world”. There are spiritual techniques which it is useful
35 3.4       |         to be converted from sin, spiritual myopia and self-infatuation,
36 4         |         as a necessary element in spiritual growth, a stage in progressive
37 4         |            a stage in progressive spiritual evolution which began before
38 4         |       seeing in New Age a genuine spiritual search and spirituality.(83)
39 5         |      thirst today, but the hidden spiritual depths of “living water”.
40 6.2       |          s lack of theological or spiritual formation to lure them gradually
41 6.2       |           riches of the Christian spiritual heritage. The great religious
42 6.2       |           Helping people in their spiritual search by offering them
43 6.2       |           to their questions, for spiritual food that satisfies, for
44 7.1       |          free to choose their own spiritual path. ~*Our spiritual teachers
45 7.1       |         own spiritual path. ~*Our spiritual teachers are those whose
46 7.1       |          undergoing a fundamental spiritual change in our individual
47 7.2       |         being has a corresponding spiritual being, and earthly life
48 7.2       | influenced by astral energies and spiritual essences. The Akasha Chronicle
49 7.2       |           such a concentration of spiritual energy that there will be
50 7.2       |      Jesus is nothing more than a spiritual master who, like Buddha,
51 7.2       |      recognised that religion and spiritual matters were important for
52 7.2       |      model is projected on to the spiritual realm, so that an immanent
53 7.2       |      propel them towards superior spiritual life forms. Human beings
54 7.2       |        this view of a progressive spiritual evolution which is said
55 7.2       |            the Movement for Inner Spiritual Awareness, Organisational
56 7.2       |          reality is fundamentally spiritual, it is a contemporary form
57 7.2       |           something immaterial or spiritual; more precisely, it is consciousness,
58 7.2       |        the essential unity of the spiritual and material components