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Contemporary Esotericism

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Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices Study and Philosophy of Religion Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies

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5 von Stuckrad, 'Western Esotericism', 83. Hanegraaff, New Age Religion.While 'New Age' and 'New Age movement' are problematic concepts, they will not be discussed here.For a further discussion, see e.g.Frisk, 'Globalization'.The client cults at Hälsogränden, which are analysed below, could be classified as belonging to the New Age environment.

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