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 1 1.1    |  Reformation have shaped the modern western individual, who
 2 1.1    |    is very much a scourge of modern life), and are not inclined
 3 1.1    |    imbued with the values of modern culture. Freedom, authenticity,
 4 1.3    |    ones. A powerful trend in modern Western culture which has
 5 2      |      deliberate challenge to modern culture. It is a syncretistic
 6 2.1    |   but can be described as “a modern revival of pagan religions
 7 2.1    |      religions and also from modern psychology, philosophy,
 8 2.2.4  | revolution and the spirit of modern rationalism are blamed particularly
 9 2.3.1  |     one and the many has its modern and contemporary form in
10 2.3.2  |   integrated with aspects of modern culture, including the search
11 2.3.2  |      that “psychology is the modern myth and only in terms of
12 2.3.4.3|     to the “holistic” one of modern atomic and sub-atomic physics,
13 2.4    |      clearly inspired by the modern notion of the self. Many
14 7.2    |      is a major resource for modern esotericism, and the two
15 7.2    |      the entire worldview of modern man. In contrast with an
16 7.2    |  where they are dominated by modern ideological components like
17 9.1    |     of the Parallels between Modern Physics and Eastern Mysticism,
18 9.2    |      Self. The Making of the Modern Identity, Cambridge (Cambridge