The New Face of Mystical Spirituality SET

INVISIBLE DENOMINATION

The New Age movement can be likened to "an old melody played by a new band." What makes this new band significant for our times is that over forty million people, in the US alone, are now dancing to its melody. In this talk, Ray Yungen examines the source and nature of this modern spiritual movement and gives credible evidence to its widespread influence in our culture. If you only have a limited understanding of what things like Reiki, chakras, and metaphysical self-help are, this lecture will be of great importance because these once obscure practices are now poised to touch every family in the Western world. Yungen refers to this as the invisible denomination because it is found in business, health and fitness, education, and religion but yet is not readily identifiable by the average person as actual denomination or spiritual body.

THE EMERGING CHURCH & INTERSPIRITUALITY

The New Age movement can be likened to "an old melody played by a new band." What makes this new band significant for our times is that over forty million people, in the US alone, are now dancing to its melody. In this talk, Ray Yungen examines the source and nature of this modern spiritual movement and gives credible evidence to its widespread influence in our culture. If you only have a limited understanding of what things like Reiki, chakras, and metaphysical self-help are, this lecture will be of great importance because these once obscure practices are now poised to touch every family in the Western world. Yungen refers to this as the invisible denomination because it is found in business, health and fitness, education, and religion but yet is not readily identifiable by the average person as actual denomination or spiritual body.

CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER

In his clear and understandable style, Ray Yungen explains the dynamics of contemplative prayer. Unlike biblical prayer, this "new" form of prayer halts the normal flow of thought processes and takes the participant into a mystical state. Yungen not only explains how this is done, but he takes us to the ancient roots of this prayer practice that derives in eastern mysticism.

This vital teaching will equip you with not only an understanding of this practice but of its increasing popularity within Christian churches, colleges, and ministries. Although promising much in the realm of intimacy with God, you will learn how this practice delivers a package of seducing spirits and a pantheistic view that is characteristic of the New Age.