New Age

New Age describes a broad movement of late twentieth century and contemporary Western culture characterised by an individual eclectic approach to spiritual exploration. It has some attributes of a new, emerging religion but is currently a loose network of spiritual seekers, teachers, healers and other participants. The name "New Age" also refers to the market segment in which goods and services are sold to people in the movement.

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New Age belief

Movements

• The Celestine Prophecy
• A Course in Miracles
• Findhorn Roots, a history
• The Michael Teachings
• Nag Hammadi Library
• Neurolinguistic programming
• New Age of Aquarius
• Rosicrucian Age of Aquarius
• Scientology
• Training in Power - Official Website
• What is the New Age?
• The Spirit's Book, by Allan Kardec

Leading Personalities

• Anthony Robbins' Official website
• Carlos Castaneda official website
• Enya official website
• Leonard Orr- Rebirthing
• Marianne Williamson official website
• The Age of Aquarius - Mataji Nirmala Devi
• Medwyn Goodall official website
• New Age Children from Mataji Nirmala Devi
• Divine Way of Spiritual Heart
• New Age Politics
• New World Alliance

Personal websites by individuals

• Attracting Unlimited Abundance and Happiness Through Belief
• Healing Mind, Body and Spirit : New Age, Old Concepts
• Roots of New Age Movement - Dutch homesteader site
• New Age Spirituality
• New Age Perspectives- A Spiritual blog for the New Age
• Spiritual Vision
• MAGIC-POINT

New Age metaphysics

• Physics of Consciousness
• Metaphysics for the New Age
• Possibilities and Gnosis for Metaphysics
• School of Global Ascension

New Age critics

• A Catholic Christian Reflection on the New Age
• The Scientific Review of Alternative Medicine
• Quackwatch
• Christian Logos Brief Dictionary of New Age Terminology
• Magical Thinking in Complementary and Alternative Medicine
• A New Ager's path to becoming a skeptic

New Age academic studies

• “Who Buys New Age Materials? Exploring Sociodemographic, Religious, Network, and Contextual Correlates Of New Age Consumption” Mears and Ellison 2000
• "Beyond Millennialism: The New Age Transformed" Melton, Institute for the Study of American Religion
• National Center for Complimentary and Alternative Medicine
• Roots of New Age Movement, a history
• Religious Tolerance.org, has a list of academic references and survey sources