Intimations of a Spiritual New Age: V. Socio-Cultural Bases of a Globalizing Neo-Shamanism and its Relation to Climate Crisis: Possibilities, Inevitabilities, Barriers.

Extending this series of papers on a futural spirituality, and considering the numinous as an inherent human capacity for an awe that confers a sense of all-inclusive meaning, communality, and humility, the question arises whether, in the face of a secularization of traditional world religions, glob...

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Publicado en:International Journal of Transpersonal Studies Vol. 40; no. 1; pp. 1 - 30
Autor principal: Hunt, Harry T.
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Publicado: Floraglades Foundation, Inc. 2021
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        Primitive & early church, ca. 30-600
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        and Sensate eras
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        Bourguignon Effect
        chakra/lataif externalization
        climate crisis
        creative minority
        entheogens/psychedelics
        Idealist
        Ideational
        internal proletariat
        Mysterium
        mysticism
        Nativist neo-shamanisms
        numinous
        possession trance
        propheticism
        Protestant ethic
        pseudo-morphic Christianity
        radical salvation movements
        schizoid dilemma
        shamanic nonduality
        shamanism
        syncretism
        Tremendum
        universal religion
        universal state
        vision trance
        and Sensate eras
        awe
        Bourguignon Effect
        chakra/lataif externalization
        climate crisis
        creative minority
        entheogens/psychedelics
        Idealist
        Ideational
        internal proletariat
        Mysterium
        mysticism
        Nativist neo-shamanisms
        numinous
        possession trance
        propheticism
        Protestant ethic
        pseudo-morphic Christianity
        radical salvation movements
        schizoid dilemma
        shamanic nonduality
        shamanism
        syncretism
        Tremendum
        universal religion
        universal state
        vision trance
      ab: Extending this series of papers on a futural spirituality, and considering the numinous as an inherent human capacity for an awe that confers a sense of all-inclusive meaning, communality, and humility, the question arises whether, in the face of a secularization of traditional world religions, globalization of a techno/capitalist economy of perpetual commodification of planet and person, and a widening sense of loss of meaning and higher purpose, some collective re-newal of the sense of the sacred might be possible --or not. While Jung, Toynbee, and Sorokin regarded such a movement as inevitable, bringing forward to the degree possible the full spectrum of the numinous in an originary ur-shamanism, Bourguignon, Weber, and the later Heidegger foresaw its necessary blockage by the unique complexity and hyper-rationalism of a globalizing materialist economy. The further question becomes whether any such renewal would be constrained to the more "adjustive" movements of Stoicism/Neoplatonism and much of current New Age spirituality--as mainly mirroring the hyper-individualism of Rome and modernity. Or, might it open toward the more revolutionary impact of an early Christianity, and in the present as the futural neo-shamanism variously anticipated by Jung, Reich, Toynbee, and Heidegger? Could such a neo-shamanism, especially as energized by the collective use of now widely available entheogens, resacralize planet and nature in time to address this looming crisis of a human generated climate change and help to inspire its containment?.
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