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 1 1.4       |         spirituality,( 5) or to the religions of ancient peoples. Books
 2 1.4       | spirituality and ancient or Eastern religions are a booming business,
 3 1.4       |            But the links with those religions are not always clear. In
 4 2         |             the time for particular religions is over, so to refer to
 5 2.1       |     spirituality alongside separate religions, similar planetary political
 6 2.1       |             modern revival of pagan religions with a mixture of influences
 7 2.1       |        influences from both eastern religions and also from modern psychology,
 8 2.3.2     |         psychology and the study of religions. It reached its clearest
 9 2.3.2     |      strongly influenced by Eastern religions and by Jung, offers a contemplative
10 2.3.3     |             doctrines of mainstream religions. Despite this, and despite
11 2.3.3     |    pre-dates and is superior to all religions and cultures~– people follow
12 2.3.4.2   |            Eastern or pre-Christian religions, which are reckoned to be
13 2.3   (40)|            s ideas in Actualité des religions nº 8, septembre 1999, p.
14 2.4       |        science, differences between religions, Yin and Yang. There is,
15 2.5       |         links to particular Eastern religions than many “consumers” realise.
16 2.5       |             transcending particular religions in order to create space
17 3.1       |             been taken from ancient religions and cultures. But what really
18 3.1       |           the Transcendent Unity of religions. They tend to pick out of
19 3.1       |          pick out of the historical religions only the esoteric nucleus,
20 3.3       |           to face up to the gnostic religions. They did not ignore them,
21 4         |      history, peoples, cultures and religions”. In fact, “the Spirit of
22 6.2       |             behalf of, “alternative religions”. Some international institutions
23 6.2       |             character of particular religions gives way to the universality
24 6.2       |            has compared traditional religions to cathedrals, and New Age
25 6.2       |             of today, and how other religions are responding to this demand
26 7.1       |           full manifestation. ~*All religions are the expression of this
27 7.1       |             have inspired the world religions. Some are unknown and work
28 7.1       |             quoted in Actualité des religions nº 8, septembre 1999, p.
29 7.2       |        reaction against traditional religions, specifically the Judaeo-Christian
30 7.2       |      indigenous, traditional, pagan religions. Whatever preceded Christianity
31 7.2       |           of life. Some “neo-pagan” religions are recent reconstructions
32 7.2       |        divine. As opposed to Indian religions or those derived from them,
33 7.2       |    romanticised image of indigenous religions and their closeness to the
34 7.2       |      spiritualism in Afro-Brasilian religions. There are also spiritualist