Reality of New Age

Although portrayed as metaphysical religion,  New Age is really the largest religion in the world followed by Islam, Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism. It is nontheistic (like Buddhism). It has four months celebrated year round, being Imbolc, Beltane, Lammas and Samhain.  Halloween is the last day of the Gaelic calendar. They correspond with the pattern of the seasons. The symbol is the Triquetra, "threefold," into which is a triangular Celtic knot with a circle within its gaps. The three corners represent the Triforce of Gaia being Mind, Body and Spirit while the circle represents equality, that no one of the three are superior to the other two. For example, Spirit is not superior to Body and Mine. All the threefold aspects of Gaia are equal to each other. This is a triad of faith. New Age is nontheistic, like Buddhism, into which is also nontheistic.

Practitioners are called "Gaels" because of their holistic lifestyles. In order to be a Gael, one must testify Gaia as Maiden, Mother and Crone and thus transformed. The Maiden is Mind, the Mother is Body and Crone is spirit. The religion has gained respect in 2003 with a Millennium Achievement Oscar for "Millennium World Faith."

Everything the New Age critics fell on deaf ears to the point where they made the faith look like it fulfilled the Book of Revelations to the point where Christianity is made a false religion by certain groups such as the Roman Catholics, Seventh-Day Adventists, Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses and Amish (Mennonite). The critics spoke up too late!

Nordic is Gaelic for "New Age" as the word for "New Ager" is Nordian'.     ''Gaelic for "spirituality" is New Age granted that the  name after the 20th century. It SAS not until 1983 did the term surface by Constance Cumbley in her book "Hidden Dangers Of The Rainbow: The New Age Movement And Our Coming Age Of Barbarianism.  Unfortunately, she was asylumed because her book made no sense at all and not released until her 50th birthday.  The Gaelic language did not have a word for spirituality, so the term New Age was adopted. Gaelic is the Celtic language of New Age.''