| New Age - A Paradigm Shift to Divine
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| | by the Vietnam War, the threat posed by
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| Consciousness & a Universal PhilosophyThe
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| | AIDS, the disillusionment with
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| New Age Movement (NAM) is a revival of
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| | materialistic ideas and the erosion of
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| spiritual and divine values and can be
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| | faith in Morality & Ethics brought a
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| called as a Divine Regeneration Movement.
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| | sense of futility & meaninglessness in
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| New Age Philosophy has conquered the West
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| | the Western psyche.The limitations of the
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| intellectually and Western culture is
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| | Western system of Chemotherapy & adverse
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| currently experiencing a phenomenal shift
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| | side-effects of antibiotics, sedatives
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| - sociological, spiritual & ideological.
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| | and certain other drugs and the
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| It's a secular, multi-cultural,
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| | disillusionment with the promises of
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| multi-religious synthesis, of the
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| | science & technology made millions turn
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| Oriental mystical philosophies, mainly
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| | to Oriental philosophies, occult
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| Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism & Western
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| | practices & systems of therapy.( Interest
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| Occultism, emphasising Holism, the
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| | in Alternative Medicine developed to such
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| doctrine that Reality is organically One
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| | an extent that there are now more than
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| ( now taught in American Universities
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| | 180 systems of Alternative
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| after Einstein's Theory of Relativity
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| | Medicine.Exponents of New Age Philosophy
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| ).Behind the evolution of the species,
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| | in Europe and America include
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| there is an evolution of Consciousness.
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| | Transcendentalists like Thoreau, Emerson
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| The aim of Life is Self-Actualisation, to
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| | & Walt Whitman, Wordsworth, Emanuel
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| evolve to the level of Unity
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| | Swedenborg (1688-1772), & Theosophy
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| Consciousness, defined as the 7th state
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| | introduced by Madame Helena Blavatsky
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| of Consciousness in Transcendental
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| | (1831- 1891) & Col Olcott & the
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| Philosophy.The social disturbance caused
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| | philosopher, Annie Besant.
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