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A Sacred Time in the Sacred Land: Authenticating the Past in New Age Judaismm for a more accurate representation of history. This narrative ignores the particularistic and national constituents of the Zionist narrative and emphasizes instead universal spirituality realized by indigenous religions and practices. The result is what I call a spiritual neo-Canaanite narrative of the past.

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Body and Soul in Yemima Avital’s Teachings and in Her Students’ Testimonies, Philosophies and Practir lack thereof. This idea, which she took from Hassidic thought, was further developed by Avital and her contemporary Israeli followers. In this chapter, I demonstrate the continuity of this idea and its proliferation into Israeli therapeutic and medical circles.

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Theosophy and Anthroposophy in Israel: An Historical Surveyith the chairman of the Theosophical Society in Israel and with the publisher of a leading Anthroposophical Israeli magazine, and estimates the place of Theosophy and Anthroposophy in Israeli society today.

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The Menstrual Discourse in Israeli Yoga for Women: Narrative and Ritual, Agency and Controlf self-knowledge. The chapter also presents the ways in which social power bases have succeeded in framing the boundaries of the new menstruation discourse, tempering it to fit the hegemonic discourse in Israeli society about women’s body.

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2946-2657 roach, focusing on sociology of religion as a methodology buThis volume is the first English-language anthology to engage with the fascinating phenomena of recent surges in New Age and alternative spiritualties in Israel. Contributors investigate how these New Age religions and other spiritualties—p