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 1 2.1       |           who stress the imminent change in the world are often expressing
 2 2.1       |      expressing a wish for such a change, not so much in the world
 3 2.1       |         no explicit link with the change from the Age of Pisces to
 4 2.1   (14)|          timing and nature of the change to the New Age are interpreted
 5 2.1       |         is ripe for a fundamental change in individuals, in society
 6 2.1       |        underlying this desire for change is not new, but can be described
 7 2.1       |    actually going on is a radical change in world- view, which puts
 8 2.1       |           is precisely this major change to what is reckoned to be “
 9 2.3.2     |      taught that human beings can change their mental attitudes in
10 2.3.4.3   |      paradigm shift” is a radical change of perspective, but nothing
11 2.3.4.3   |          whether thought and real change are commensurate, and how
12 2.4       |          do nothing (directly) to change the world, but everything
13 2.4       |          world, but everything to change oneself; changing individual
14 2.4       |          be the (indirect) way to change the world. The most important
15 2.4       |   important instrument for social change is personal example. Worldwide
16 2.5       |          uncertainty and climatic change plays a large part in causing
17 2.5       | witnessing a spontaneous cultural change whose course is fairly determined
18 3.2       |         of New Age as an image of change and as an incarnation of
19 4.0   (72)| Self-Absorption instead of Social Change, New York (McGraw Hill)
20 6.1       |         convinced that the coming change is inevitable, while others
21 6.1       |           that their inability to change things points to a weakness
22 7.1       |           a fundamental spiritual change in our individual and mass
23 7.2       |        conviction that people can change physical reality or external
24 9.2       | Self-Absorption instead of Social Change, New York (McGraw Hill)