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...hat occurs in childhood and adolescence at the hands of parents, teachers, authors, and so on. [[Secondary Indoctrination]] occurs throughout adulthood and is

...most authors adopt and retransmit Masonic tropes, there is modification as authors attempt to bring psychological, emotional, or spiritual authenticity to the

...very ambiguity of the narrative gave it a peculiar flexibility: it allowed authors – provided they possessed sufficient erudition and rhetorical skill –

...from 1962 was one such attempt. "This Tarot was obtained, according to the authors, from an unnamed source referred to only as “One,” through the Ouija bo

To trace sources in authors writing in late antiquity, see Peter Brown, ''The World of Late Antiquity."

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...brary Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings</ref> Authors originally theorized four dimensions to spirituality, "spirituality and rel Note, although authors suggest this measures connection with the "Transcendent," does not contain

The Masonic Tarot is sexist. All authors who comment upon the archetypes reproduce binary and stereotypical notions ...m 1962 was as one such attempt. "This Tarot was obtained, according to the authors, from an unnamed source referred to only as “One,” through the Ouija bo

...asant emotion and imagery, a sense of being misguided and resistance." The authors also provide some speculation on the therepeutic mechanisms of [wiki]Connec

...ds had to be satisfied before higher needs came into play. Many subsequent authors have assumed a ridged prepotency, but in fact Maslow had a flexible and pro

...This general point finds specificity in the diverse ways in which mystical authors have subsumed mystical experiences and meditative insights under the broade

...h 1, 2015): 270–79. https://doi.org/10.1177/0269881114568039 p.1. </ref> Authors controlled for a range of sociodemographic variables. In fact, the study fo ...ization.” Journal of Humanistic Psychology 7, no. 2 (1967): 171.</ref> The authors also note that the "nature, intensity, and content of the psychedelic state