Deepak Chopra's current writing, which I posted a few weeks ago, may be getting
into the area of henotheism or derivatives of of it. His ideas seem be
evolving into non-traditional concepts, outside the basis of TM or the
parampara of Shankara. Perhaps he can explain further his views in
Interesting link, thanks.
Reading definitions, it seems coexisting in one movement a henotheistic
faith-based side of ™ would be pantheists and non-devotee ‘spiritual but not
religious’ Unified Field practitioners of ™ evidently would be panentheists.
Henotheism was the term used by
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As I see this, close to Advaita Vedanta but doesn't go far enough into Absolute
Monism. But Mahayana Buddhism goes in further in dispensing with the idea of
"God" altogether.
From Wikipedia:
Hinduism[edit
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Henotheism=edit=3]
Further information:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGapr0LbHyU=youtu.beOprah and David
Letterman talk
Transcendental Meditation
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