Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 1.3    |   American Revolutions, but the reality it denotes is a contemporary
 2 2.2.4  |       matter, so that spiritual reality – including the soul – becomes
 3 2.3.2  |         the invisible realms of reality. Nature is a living being,
 4 2.3.2  |         on the need to face the reality of evil, but his religious
 5 2.3.4.1| creators, and we create our own reality. Many New Age authors maintain
 6 2.3.4.2|        the spiritual aspects of reality, so every mind/spirit is,
 7 2.3.4.3|  against imposing upon external reality what is as yet still only
 8 2.4    |  integrate nature and spiritual reality. The Western universe is
 9 3.1    |         unity with the whole of reality, which heals each human
10 3.1    |       refer to one and the same reality, the primal source present
11 3.1    |       insight into the unity of reality.(54)~ ~
12 3.4    |       as the deepest essence of reality.~The techniques and methods
13 3.5    |       distinct from the rest of reality. From Jung's time onwards
14 4      |        are part of an objective reality ultimately knowable by all.  ~* 
15 4      |         ways of exploring inner reality. Go where your intelligence
16 4      |        Revelation clarifies the reality of sin and particularly
17 4      |       very particular vision of reality. Certainly New Age creates
18 4      | completely new understanding of reality, a doctrine known by some
19 6.1    |        an alternative vision of reality or an alternative way of
20 6.1    |        subjective and objective reality. The idealistic intention
21 6.1    |  reveals the ultimate nature of reality. It corresponds to the post-modern
22 6.1    |      creation. ~Create your own reality. The widespread New Age
23 6.1    |      that one creates one's own reality is appealing, but illusory.
24 6.1    |         people create their own reality is the question of suffering
25 6.1    |          on one's definition of reality. A sound approach to epistemology
26 7.1    |   expression of this same inner reality. ~*All life, as we perceive
27 7.1    |     invisible, inner and causal reality. ~*Similarly, human beings
28 7.1    |     energies in co-creating our reality. ~*Although held in the
29 7.2    |       superficial, knowledge of reality to the inner truth and,
30 7.2    |       holistic vision of global reality by expanding their consciousness
31 7.2    |      higher level of perceiving reality, a way of overcoming the
32 7.2    |        as non-religious, but in reality company employees can find
33 7.2    |   monism includes the idea that reality is fundamentally spiritual,
34 7.2    |   merely an illusion; the basic reality was the mind. Since one'
35 7.2    |      people can change physical reality or external circumstances