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 1 Fwd       |         suggestions of a pastoral nature are also made.~Those who
 2 1.1       |         Age harness the powers of nature and seek to communicate
 3 1.3       |     spiritual powers or forces in nature, has been the backbone of
 4 1.4       |        spiritual longing of human nature, it must be acknowledged
 5 2.1   (14)|           6. The exact timing and nature of the change to the New
 6 2.2.1     |     themselves as 'mystics'. Some nature spirits are described as
 7 2.2.2     |  importance of being in tune with nature or the cosmos. In New Age
 8 2.2   (24)|         within it, for Swedenborg nature is a dead reflection of
 9 2.2.3     |         come from working against nature; when one is in tune with
10 2.2.3     |          when one is in tune with nature, one can expect a much healthier
11 2.2.4     |       distinction between man and nature, or spirit and matter, which
12 2.3.1     |     ecology as a fascination with nature and resacralisation of the
13 2.3.2     |      invisible realms of reality. Nature is a living being, shot
14 2.3.2     |   investigate unexplained laws of Nature and the powers latent in
15 2.3.2     |     philosophia, that the laws of nature were of an occult or psychic
16 2.3.2     |           of an occult or psychic nature, and that comparative religion
17 2.3.4.2   |           in whom this “Christic” nature is revealed, as is the case
18 2.4       |         which claims to integrate nature and spiritual reality. The
19 2.5       |          would reflect the global nature of contemporary culture,
20 4         |         Age movement. The gnostic nature of this movement calls us
21 4         |           of a communication with nature, of cosmic knowledge of
22 4         |  Scriptural teachings about human nature; men and women are created
23 4         |      understanding of about human nature.(74) ~For Christians, salvation
24 4         |        oneself and the calming of nature by the gift of communion
25 4         |      certain goods. It wounds the nature of man and injures human
26 4         |     command of the cosmic laws of nature. In this scenario, Christianity
27 6.1       |    creation, between humanity and nature, between religion and psychology,
28 6.1       |         than reveals the ultimate nature of reality. It corresponds
29 7.1       |         more comprehensive divine nature. ~2. Hidden within each
30 7.1       |         more comprehensive divine nature. ~3. This higher nature
31 7.1       |           nature. ~3. This higher nature can be awakened and can
32 7.2       |     angels, gods, group entities, nature spirits and the Higher Self. ~
33 7.2       |            eco-system, family) of nature and world, and must seek
34 7.2       |        understands one's place in nature, in the cosmos which is
35 7.2       |          touch with the powers of nature, often matriarchal, magical
36 7.2       |         forces of the mind and of nature, are at the basis of beliefs
37 7.2       | communication with the spirits of nature and the spirits of dead
38 7.2       |        harmony with the forces of nature and healing. There is also
39 7.2       |     closeness to the earth and to nature.  ~Spiritualism: While there
40 7.2       |         witchcraft was an ancient nature religion persecuted by Christians.
41 7.3       |          the goal of harmony with nature, the vision of a transformed
42 9.2       |      Esotericism in the Mirror of Nature, Leiden-New York-Köln (Brill)