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 1 Fwd       |          for personal and social transformation, and the rejection of a
 2 2.1   (15)|        persons engaged in social transformation”, whom she also calls “Aquarian
 3 2.1   (15)|  Conspiracy. Personal and Social Transformation in Our Time, Los Angeles (
 4 2.1       |          a question of wholesale transformation of perspective rather than
 5 2.3.1     |       are a process of conscious transformation and the development of ecology.(30)
 6 2.3.1     |         is the goal of conscious transformation has taken time to formulate,
 7 2.3.2     |         a spiritual itinerary of transformation. The eventual goal is gnosis,
 8 2.3.4.1   |        psychic concentration on “transformation” of the individual self
 9 2.3.4.3   |          and systems, stress and transformation. We are learning to read
10 2.3.4.3   |          external world an inner transformation can be proved to be. One
11 2.4       |        will steadily lead to the transformation of the collective mind and
12 2.4       |       collective mind and such a transformation will be the major achievement
13 3.1       |       personal psycho- spiritual transformation, seen as analogous to religious
14 3.1       | experience. For some people this transformation takes the form of a deep
15 4         |         simply in a self-induced transformation of consciousness, but in
16 7.2       |       more it will assist in the transformation of interpersonal conduct. ~
17 7.2       |   Various techniques of personal transformation are used more and more by
18 7.2       |   Development and Organisational Transformation are all put forward as non-religious,
19 7.3       |          its principal ideals of transformation'. The quest for a universal
20 9.1       |  Conspiracy. Personal and Social Transformation in Our Time, Los Angeles (