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 1 1.1        |    reduced in certain New Age practices so as furthering the advancement
 2 2          |      commitment. Many trends, practices and attitudes which are
 3 2.1        |       ancient Egyptian occult practices, Cabbalism, early Christian
 4 2.2.3      |    Age covers a wide range of practices as acupuncture, biofeedback,
 5 2.4        |     imports Eastern religious practices piecemeal and re- interprets
 6 2.5        |       particular therapies or practices, without going into their
 7 2.5        |     of beliefs, therapies and practices, which are often selected
 8 4          |    faith” (1 Tim 1:3-4). Some practices are incorrectly labeled
 9 4          |      continuously”.(70) These practices all create an atmosphere
10 4          |   this New Age”.(75) ~New Age practices are not really prayer, in
11 4          |     some New Age writings and practices, it is clear that one life
12 4          |    some of their more bizarre practices, which are a block to seeing
13 4          |       clear that many New Age practices seem to those involved in
14 4          |      is undeniable that these practices themselves communicate,
15 6.2        | abused to demonise people and practices. It is essential to see
16 7.2        |   philosophical and religious practices and speculations linked
17 7.2   (100)|   Gender and Power in Magical Practices”, in Steven Sutcliffe and
18 7.2        |      the basis of beliefs and practices linked to a presumed secret “
19 7.2        |    and happiness. ~Shamanism: practices and beliefs linked to communication