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The 43 pages that link to New Age, each with the reason it gives.

• Counterculture of the 1960sRelated: Countercultural seekers helped popularize spiritual paths outside established institutions.

• TheosophyNarrower topic: Theosophy contributed ideas and institutions that later circulated in New Age spirituality.

• New religious movementBroader topic: Its loose networks contrast with movements organized around a single church or leader.

• Transcendental MeditationRelated: Transcendental Meditation circulated within a wider Western search for alternative spiritual practices.

• OccultismCompared with: New Age spirituality borrows occult ideas while combining them with a broader range of therapeutic and spiritual beliefs.

• WiccaRelated: Wicca developed alongside modern spiritual movements, though it is not simply a branch of the New Age.

• ChakraRelated: Popular chakra meanings have been adapted and expanded in New Age settings.

• EsotericismCompared with: It overlaps with modern esotericism while also including practices without restricted knowledge.

• KundaliniRelated: New Age writing often recasts Kundalini as universal personal energy beyond its tantric settings.

• Theosophical SocietyRelated: The Society helped circulate ideas later adopted in New Age spirituality.

• New ThoughtRelated: New Age spirituality adopted and reshaped several themes associated with New Thought.

• NumerologyRelated: Contemporary numerology is often presented within New Age approaches to self-understanding.

• ReikiNarrower topic: Western Reiki adaptations circulated within this broader spiritual culture.

• Heaven's GateRelated: Some public accounts place the group near New Age culture, though its strict discipline set it apart.

• New-age musicNarrower topic: New-age music takes its name from this broader movement but is not identical to its beliefs or practices.

• Doris LessingCompared with: Her later interest in Sufism was sometimes grouped with New Age spirituality, a label she resisted.

• Modern paganismCompared with: New Age spirituality overlaps with pagan practice but is not itself a single pagan religion.

• Alice BaileyRelated: Bailey’s writings helped supply concepts and organizational models later associated with New Age spirituality.

• Helena BlavatskyNarrower topic: Blavatsky's synthesis helped shape themes later prominent in New Age spirituality.

• 2012 phenomenonRelated: New Age writers recast Maya calendrics as a forecast of collective spiritual change.

• Chaos magicRelated: Both milieus mix traditions, but chaos magic foregrounds deliberate experimentation with belief.

• T. E. HulmeRelated: Hulme published influential critical essays in this periodical.

• Crystal healingNarrower topic: Crystal healing became widely associated with New Age spirituality.

• HippieRelated: Some spiritual interests popularized by hippies later circulated through New Age communities.

• Shirley MacLaineRelated: MacLaine's books and public discussions of spirituality brought New Age ideas to a broad audience.

• Bill HicksCompared with: Hicks borrowed its language of awakening while often mocking its commercialized forms.

• Edgar CayceNarrower topic: Cayce’s teachings became a source for New Age ideas about reincarnation and spiritual development.

• Religious ScienceCompared with: Religious Science is a defined New Thought movement, not the wider and more eclectic New Age milieu.

• Age of AquariusRelated: New Age thought made Aquarius a widely recognized symbol of spiritual renewal.

• Carlos CastanedaRelated: Castaneda’s later work helped popularize spiritual ideas outside conventional religious institutions.

• Crystal skullNarrower topic: New Age writing helped cast crystal skulls as instruments of spiritual power and ancient wisdom.

• David IckeRelated: Icke’s spiritual ideas draw on themes associated with New Age culture.

• Eckhart TolleRelated: Tolle is often grouped with New Age spirituality, though his work has its own emphasis and following.

• Hundredth monkey effectNarrower topic: The story became a popular illustration of New Age accounts of collective consciousness.

• Kahlil GibranCompared with: Later spiritual culture embraced The Prophet, sometimes separating its sayings from Gibran’s historical context.

• Ley lineNarrower topic: Ley lines became part of New Age accounts of sacred landscapes and subtle forces.

• Louise HayRelated: Hay’s popularity helped bring mind-body spirituality into mainstream self-help culture.

• MayanismRelated: New Age frameworks supply many of Mayanism’s modern spiritual interpretations.

• Native American religionsCompared with: Some New Age practices borrow Indigenous symbols or ceremonies outside their community contexts.

• NeotantraRelated: Neotantra often shares its eclectic vocabulary and emphasis on personal transformation.

• Order of the Solar TempleNarrower topic: The Solar Temple arose amid New Age interest in spiritual transformation and alternative teachings.

• SvadhishthanaRelated: New Age writing helped popularize the seven-chakra model and its psychological associations.

• ThetaHealingNarrower topic: ThetaHealing emerged within a broader landscape of contemporary spiritual healing practices.