Cultural Universals:

Patterns of belief or behavior that show up in all or a majority of human cultures, that are related to specific topics.

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ASTROLOGY: The study of and belief in the effects the movements and placements of planets and other heavenly bodies have on the lives and behavior of human beings.

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MONOTHEISM: Belief in one supreme deity who has no other forms and/of displays no other aspects.

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Svadhyaya: Self-study. The process of inquiring into your own nature, the nature of your beliefs, and the nature of the world's spiritual journey.

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Shraddha:

Shraddha ("faith"): an essential disposition on the yogic path, which must be distinguished from mere belief

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Banquet: See also Food, Cafeteria and Restaurant: Having plenty and being well satisfied with needs; affluence and luxury; abundance; joy and blessings; not regarding the Lord by partying; church; service; systematic serving of the Word of God; choosing what you want as opposed to receiving what you need; honoring guest; worship; celebrating victory. (Matt 25:35; 32:4; Psalm 19:9-10; John 6:27, 48-63; 4:32, 34; 1 Cor. 3:1-2; Heb. 5:14; Ester 1:3-12; 1 Sam. 25:11, 36; Jer. 51:34-44; Prov. 9:13-18; Is. 5:11-12)

(Source: Tehillah Ministries)

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panentheism:

the belief that the divine is in all things and unifies all things but is ultimately greater than all things

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Religion:

A set of beliefs, including rituals and theological doctrines propounding the glory of the Supremme Spirit (God). 'The opium of the masses' according to Karl Marx.

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Pragmatism, Law of:

“If a pattern of belief or behavior enables a being to survive and to accomplish chosen goals, then that belief or behavior is ‘true,’ ‘realistic,’ and/or ‘sensible’.”

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SACRED WHEEL WICCA: An eclectic neo-Pagan path based on Celtic beliefs, that focuses on balance and learning. Celtic beliefs are a part of their teachings. They state that they are a Wiccan religion dedicated to the health of Mother Earth, and to all her children in whatever forms they may take.

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FAERY FAITH: The Faery Faith is based upon the belief that everything in this and the otherworlds is alive. That each thing is possessed of its own soul or spirit. This belief is called animism and was prevalent in the Western world before the advent of the Christian religion, which insists that only man has souls or spirits and everything else in the world has been placed here for the use of mankind. This attitude, that humankind is superior to all of the rest of creation, does not prevail in those parts of the world were animistic beliefs are still held.

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Superstitions:

(1) Fixed irrational notions held stubbornly in the face of evidence to the contrary; beliefs, practices, concepts or acts resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, morbid scrupulosity, erroneous concepts of causality, etc., as in the words and actions of many critics of parapsychology and the occult.

(2) “A belief not founded in any coherent worldview” (J. B. Russell).

(3) Someone else’s religious or philosophical beliefs.

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Tahor (Hebrew, Jewish). Lit., Mundus, the world; a name given to the Deity, which identification indicates a belief in Pantheism.

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Tahor (Hebrew) "Mundus, the world; a name given to the Deity, which identification indicates a belief in Pantheism" (TG 317).

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POSITIVE THINKING

The mistaken belief that all difficulties will vanish if we simply ignore them. To ignore the shadows of things is to drift inexorably into carelessness and torpor.

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Spiritualism:

A religion based upon the belief in life after death and the experiences of various mediums over the last hundred years; organized primarily to provide legal protection for the mediums and their followers.

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AFFIRMATIONS:

1)  a belief that repetitive "Positive Assertive Thoughts" will influence people & reality.

2) Also known as "Power of Positive Thinking."

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Transmigration: The Druidic belief that the life essence or soul of a living thing would pass immediately from their old vessel into a new lifeform after their physical death.

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Reincarnation:

A belief concerning the supposed process by which souls reinhabit body after body, life after life. The mathematics are implausible and most of the evidence has other possible explanations.

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PANTHEISM: The belief in many deities who are really one because they are all merely aspects of the single creative life source. Celtic Paganism is pantheistic.

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PANTHEISTIC: the belief, meaning to see the Divine as everywhere & in everything. Sometimes explained as PANTHEISM is believing that 'God' & Nature are the SAME thing.

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MONOTHEISM: The belief in one supreme deity who has no other forms and displays no other aspects. Judaism and Islam are both monotheism.

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