Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 2.2.2  |        tune with nature or the cosmos. In New Age there is no
 2 2.3.2  |      body, between the visible cosmos and the invisible realms
 3 2.3.2  |      into the mysteries of the cosmos, God and the self by means
 4 2.3.2  |   fusion with God and with the cosmos.~The symbol of Aquarius
 5 2.3.3  |      some common points:~– the cosmos is seen as an organic whole~–
 6 2.3.4.1|      fit into the unity of the cosmos. The journey is psychotherapy,
 7 2.4    |        complete picture of the cosmos in a world view which claims
 8 2.4    |    human and divine, earth and cosmos, transcendent and immanent,
 9 2.5    | optimistic relationship to the cosmos. There is a search for wholeness
10 4      |  extension or component of the cosmos; god in this sense is the
11 4      |       or “basic energy” of the cosmos, but is that love which
12 4      |  holistic union with the whole cosmos underline this question.
13 4      |      alienation from the whole cosmos, rather than personal failure
14 6.1    |    with a sense of duty to the cosmos, thus overturning the true
15 7.2    |       laws of evolution of the cosmos and of humanity. Every physical
16 7.2    |       of consciousness: if the cosmos is seen as one continuous
17 7.2    |     like the human body or the cosmos, sites are places criss-crossed
18 7.2    |        place in nature, in the cosmos which is also divine, one