I think ideas like cosmic indifferentism, moral relativism, and hard polytheism were/are very appealing to the boomers who delved into alternative spirituality. But it seems like the younger generations are looking for meaning and purpose, not more of the aforementioned. So yeah, giddyup!
That's another challenge in all of this spirituality stuff - the push-pull between "what is true" and "what is useful." As I mentioned to sdi above, that's further complicated by "what I like" and "what I need."
Whoever said spirituality would be so much work? :)
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I think ideas like cosmic indifferentism, moral relativism, and hard polytheism were/are very appealing to the boomers who delved into alternative spirituality. But it seems like the younger generations are looking for meaning and purpose, not more of the aforementioned. So yeah, giddyup!
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Whoever said spirituality would be so much work? :)