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 1 1.1       |          of the sacredness of the self. This is why New Age shares
 2 1.1   (1) |            The Celebration of the Self and the Sacralization of
 3 1.1       |    accepting a unilateral turn to self, and this would encourage
 4 2.3.2     |           the cosmos, God and the self by means of a spiritual
 5 2.3.4.1   |         speak of a self- creating self. On this view, there is
 6 2.3.4.1   |       greater harmony between the self and divine cosmic energy.
 7 2.3.4.1   | transformation” of the individual self into “cosmic consciousness”.
 8 2.3.4.1   |        Universal Mind, the Higher Self, the collective and personal
 9 2.3.4.1   |        individual ego. The Higher Self is our real identity, a
10 2.3.4.1   |           contact with the Higher Self, which overcomes all forms
11 2.3.4.1   |       death, psyche and soma, the self and the fragmentary aspects
12 2.3.4.1   |        fragmentary aspects of the self. Our limited personality
13 2.3.4.1   |         dream created by the real self. The Higher Self contains
14 2.3.4.1   |         the real self. The Higher Self contains the memories of
15 2.4       |        stimulated interest in the self, its value, capacities and
16 2.4       |           The New Age is 'of' the self in that it facilitates celebration
17 2.4       |          to become; and 'for' the self in that by differing from
18 2.4       |          the modern notion of the self. Many New Age writings argue
19 2.4       |       based on the ever-expanding self are for individuals or for
20 2.4       |           is whether they promote self or solidarity, not only
21 3.1       |           love – even the supreme Self – all refer to one and the
22 3.1       |   tradition, the other behind the self, the cosmic divinity beyond
23 3.3       |          one's deepest and truest self”.(58) Although this statement
24 3.4       |        conversion, a flight from 'self' to the 'You' of God”.(61)
25 3.5       |          way an exaltation of the self. Furthermore, it unfolds
26 4         |           is not an experience of self, a meditative and intuitive
27 4.0   (74)|            The Celebration of the Self and the Sacralization of
28 4         |        conversion, a flight from 'self' to the 'you' of God”.(76)“
29 4         |   theistic location to within the self. The most serious problem
30 4         |       individuals into the cosmic self, the relativisation or abolition
31 6.2       |          the hidden depths of the self.  ~*Christian groups which
32 7.1       |       inner being (soul or higher self). ~*The outer personality
33 7.1       |          being is a higher divine self, which is a manifestation
34 7.2       |     nature spirits and the Higher Self. ~Christ: in New Age the
35 7.2       |        state of perfection of the self.(96) ~Crystals: are reckoned
36 7.2       |           with a discovery of the Self. ~Evolution: in New Age
37 7.2       |        knowledge of the Atman or “self”. In the doctrine of samsara,
38 7.2       |          the whole. Experience of Self is taken to be experience
39 9.2       |            The Celebration of the Self and the Sacralization of
40 9.2       |    Charles Taylor, Sources of the Self. The Making of the Modern