How new is new age? (ritual, reincarnation, beliefs, pagan) - Page 3

ayani · #21 05-29-2005, 01:12 AM

riven-

didn't mean any offence, sorry! i was just speaking on my own experience and impressions.

can i ask, is ACIM classified as a New Age movement?

michel · #22 05-29-2005, 03:22 AM

Gracie, You might like to look at http://www.acim.org/welcome.html ; from what I have read, they don't 'claim' to be new age, but I think they probably are, by implication.

As many posters have said, there really is nothing 'new' in 'new age'.

ayani · #23 05-29-2005, 04:01 AM

thank you for the link, michel!

doesn't sound too different (to me, at least) from say New Thought or other similar movements that arose at around that time.

interesting, though.

Riven · #24 05-29-2005, 08:35 AM

Like I said, I don't consider ACIM New Age. It is, in the broadest sense of the term, a form of Christianity. Most consider it New Age because the book is said to be Jesus' words channeled through Helen Schuchman.

Moses the God Archetype* · #25 03-08-2006, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Master Vigil

It seems that the only new part of new age is the UFO stuff. The rest seems to be taken from OLD times. Why don't they call it OLD age? Or am I wrong in my assumption?

No beloved you are not wrong in that thought since i am hindu many of our teachings are considered "NEW AGE" its only new age for those not in the know which to me is sad.

Mike182 · #26 03-08-2006, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Master Vigil

It seems that the only new part of new age is the UFO stuff. The rest seems to be taken from OLD times. Why don't they call it OLD age? Or am I wrong in my assumption?

because we lost a lot of information on the "old" beliefs, "new age" beliefs are, to an extent, recreation attempts

Moses the God Archetype* · #27 03-08-2006, 04:21 PM

Yes to some extent that is true but the recreation attempts is a bad way of puting it, i think by good people it is explained with clarity, or clarified that positsion the text allready holds so..

....... you have to have discernment an the ability to know what is what, which i know you allready have

Mike182 · #28 03-08-2006, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Moses the God Archetype*

Yes to some extent that is true but the recreation attempts is a bad way of puting it, i think by good people it is explained with clarity, or clarified that positsion the text allready holds so..

....... you have to have discernment an the ability to know what is what, which i know you allready have

this is not a debate forum, but if i may:

we do not have much information at all abotu ancient celtic beliefs and practices, or what deities they followed/worshipped, or why!

without this information, all we can do is guess or predict - so actually, a recreation attempt is a good way of describing it

Ardent Listener · #29 03-09-2006, 04:05 AM

Nothing new under the sun.

Moses the God Archetype* · #30 03-09-2006, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike182

this is not a debate forum, but if i may:

we do not have much information at all abotu ancient celtic beliefs and practices, or what deities they followed/worshipped, or why!

without this information, all we can do is guess or predict - so actually, a recreation attempt is a good way of describing it

I will not debate with you, this being not the time nor place, but i will say this i have read many post that you have put up on this forum(mike182) and some of your statements are very informative, and some...... lets just say this, you have a long way to go in the process of understanding absolute knowledge which leads to enlightinment what you need is a guru to help you on your path to spirtual understanding then just mabe you will recive those ancient celtic scriptures in some form or way from that teacher.