New Age Essays

  • The New Age Movement

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    The New Age Movement Although the New Age movement is not technically a religion , eight to nine percent of people that do not believe in organized religion find the New Age as their replacement. The New Age movement is very difficult to describe although not impossible. It is a complex sociological phenomenon that can be perceived in many ways. Basically, what another person sees, the other may not. The New Age movement is best understood as a network of networks. A network is an informal, loosely

  • Radio in the New Age

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    Radio in the New Age The essay is a popular form for writers to express their ideas. It can be found in many sources: newspapers, magazines, and journals. The essay is no longer limited to these mediums, and as communication technology develops, the essay has extended into new arenas. What was once an exclusively paper-and-ink technology is now available over the airwaves and through the phone lines. The essay has found its way to new formats through the radio and internet. We were once readers

  • New Age Voting

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    New Age Voting The government of the United States of America is founded upon the Constitution, written by our forefathers to create a working democracy incapable of transforming into a monarchy. Basic human rights were established, and power, although little, was given to each individual. The power given to the people can also be referred to as a voice, and in the election system we use, we call this voice a vote. This country fought for and gained its independence from injustices placed

  • Observing Persuasion in the New Age

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    Persuasion in the New Age Thesis:     The allure of the New Age can be attributed in part to an overall lack of understanding its nature; when its history is taken into consideration and its persuasive element is exposed, we see that, contrary to the assumption that the New Age is a freer alternative to mainstream religion, persuasion is a very present part of the New Age. I. Preface II. What is new about it? A. The New Age is not new. B. If there is anything really new about it, it is its

  • Phencyclidine: The Dawn Of A New Age

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    Phencyclidine: The Dawn of a New Age April, 1956 : The pharmaceutical company Parke & Davis first synthesize what they believe to be the perfect anesthetic (Souza, 1995). When administered to patients, it causes a completely dissociative state, with no significant respiratory or cardiovascular depression. Patients appear to be awake, eyes open, breathing normally.but are unaware of their surroundings or the procedures being performed upon them (Souza, 1995). Indeed, this is the perfect drug. Unfortunately

  • Adult Career Counseling in a New Age

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    Adult Career Counseling in a New Age The changing workplace - a by-now familiar litany of economic, demographic, organizational, and social changes - has made ambiguity the only certainty in work life. Many adults had little or no career education, guidance, or counseling when they were "in school " and often seek such help now, making job or career changes spurred by their personal stage of development or by the "postmodern" workplace. Although career development is a continuous lifelong process

  • Neo-Paganism Versus New Age Spirituality

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    Neo-Paganism and New Age Spirituality have very different rules factors. Neo-Paganism, as defined by the Encyclopædia Britannica, is an umbrella term for several spiritual movements that attempt to restore the “authentic pantheons and rituals” of the ancient polytheistic religions of Europe and the Middle East.(Neo-Paganism) These forms of “nature-oriented spirituality” are typically pre-Christian and primarily originate in Europe. (Fisher 478) ReligiousTollerance.org sheds some light on how people

  • Appeal of New Age Pilgrimage: A Close look at The Amazon and Sedona

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    The presence and function of pilgrimage in both the worlds New Age and Judeo-Christian religious landscape is incredibly important as it often provides individuals with an opportunity to exemplify and extended their spiritual beliefs and understandings and gives them a chance to create a meaningful, life changing and life affirming spiritual experience. New Age Pilgrimage in particular creates a chance for New Age adherents to explore the choices they made through encountering deep spiritual journeys

  • A New Ice Age: is it Possible

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    The “Go Green” lifestyle trend has emerged as a new way for humans to prevent a possible catastrophic environmental event that, some if not all, people believe will occur because of Global Warming. The people that have chosen to change their habits of recycling garbage, buying fuel efficient cars instead of 70's style gas guzzlers or live in a Eco-friendly house have spent some of their time researching what lies ahead for the human race if Global warming is not addressed. The scientific community

  • New Ice Age Analysis

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    that initiated the 14th century and greatly damaged the state of Europe set into motion a series of changes to adapt to and recover from the struggles against the growing cold of the New Ice Age along with the later, horrific Great Famine that struck many European countries between 1315 and 1322. (pg. 297) The New Ice Age dealt a heavy blow to many Greenland settlements that focused on agriculture and could not adapt to the bitter cold that ruined crops and damaged the chances of successful fishing

  • The Neolithic Er The New Stone Age

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    Ever thought about where modern technology evolved from? Well thank the Neolithic Era, also known as The New Stone Age. Believe it or not, the first technologies were created twelve thousand years ago (Neolithic Period). Most of the tools were made from stones. Agriculture and plants were also a big development. During this time, people gave up there nomadic lifestyle. Instead of traveling around, they settled for a permanent place. Doing this allowed them to graze and use animals as a tool

  • Redefining Old Age: A New Perspective on Aging

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    When Thinking About Aging With healthcare in the United States advancing so rapidly, there are new ways to treat just about any kind of illness every day. With being able to treat illnesses in new ways, and also the advancement of medical equipment, comes the possibility of a lot more people living up into their 90’s, and maybe even getting to reach 100. The aging population, which keeps growing every so rapidly, will be using up a lot more sources as the years go by. This means, that we need to

  • The Italian Renaissance: A New Era After the Middle ages

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    When the Middle Ages started to decline, a new era began to emerge. Inspired by secularism and the classics of ancient Rome and Greece, the Italian Renaissance was a cultural evolution that spurred some the world’s finest arts, music, architecture, and literature. The Italian Renaissance was a surge of ideas and creativity that would define the modern world. Since the end of the Renaissance, scholars have been mystified by the root cause that led to such a great era. Although the origins of the Italian

  • New Religious Movements: Cults, New Age and Related Phenomena

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    1. Introduction The 1970’s brought with it an unexpected rise of new religions movements and most of these had links with Eastern origins. These religions operated on the fringes of the traditional religious institutions were immediately controversial. This controversiality combined with the interest shown in them by especially the educated youth, as well their subsequent conversion to these new alternate religious movements, raised serious concerns with the stalwarts of the traditional value systems

  • Dr. Steve Presence's Reel News In The Digital Age

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    While others settle for the typical agenda driven headlines some individuals take initiative to find the stories that really matter and provide a difference prospective on current events. The chapter written by Dr. Steve Presence called Reel News in the Digital Age: Framing Britain’s radical video activists brings to light the process and progression of video-activism and its correlation with technological advancements. In my opinion, this chapter was written very well with regards to the presence of

  • New Age Conspiracy Theories: The Enemies Of God And Man

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    often involved in the following schemes: Judiazing — enticing people to practice the Jewish Law. Occult — enticing interest in the occult. False prophecy — often they claim to have messages from God or promote prophets that are obviously NOT of God. New Age Conspiracy Theories — these lead into the occult quite often, especially with alien doctrines. And there are more than these, but by no coincidence these issues are paramount during the times of the giants return, since these things are either common

  • The New Technology Age: Sony And The New Technological Age

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    Sony and the New Technological Age A teacher I once had told me “Invest in what you know.” I took that to heart and during a school project involving stock market investing I put what he told me to good use. I sat long and hard thinking about what I did in my everyday life that would help me in this project. I thought about what I ate for breakfast, what I used to do my chores, or even what I used at school but kept coming up empty handed. Then it hit me and I began to scan my resources for topics

  • Coming Of Age In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World

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    own ideas to express our individuality. In Brave New World by Aldous Huxley exists a society where individual identity is eliminated specific aspects like age, intelligence, opinions, hobbies, and more have been removed for the sake of common good. Age is essential in a persons life because with the coming of age comes maturity bringing understanding and perspective. Society in Brave New World eliminates individual identity because by removing age the society is able to treat everyone the same.

  • The New Age of Music

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    Nothing in this world remains stationary. Everything is constantly changing and advancing, and technology is no exception. Daily, new technological inventions are being created. One of the more recent ideas is the electronification of music. Starting in the mid-nineteenth century, electronic music has done nothing but aid in the growth of humanity. This form of music is commonly disliked and labeled as “fake music,” but it is actually the exact opposite of these ignorant remarks. Electronic music

  • How Urbanization Led to the Development of New Forms of Political and Social Organizsations in the Middel Ages

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    Urbanization in the Middle Ages led to the development of new forms of political and social organisations. Do you agree with this contention? Discuss in relation to communes and guilds. The urbanization that occurred during the Middle Ages, particularly in the low countries of Europe and northern Italy during the eleventh and twelfth centuries brought together large numbers of people in close proximity, fostering communal bonds which manifested themselves in the development of the medieval commune