Invention of Tradition and Syncretism in Contemporary Religions

<div>1.&nbsp;Changing the Sacred: Creative Paths of Religious Experience.-&nbsp;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;The&nbsp;itako&nbsp;of Tōhoku: between tradition and change.-&nbsp;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;Invisibility or marginality? Assessing religious diversification among women shamans in Eastern Siberia.-&nbsp;4.&nbsp;&nbsp;Evolution of tradition in the Rāmānandī order among hagiographies, Jagadguru and Maṭh.-&nbsp;5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Re-membering the Goddess: the Avalon sacred path in Italy between tradition and innovation.-&nbsp;6.&nbsp;&nbsp;Creative modalities of adaptation of a Hindu bodily form of rituality to Christian spirituality.-&nbsp;7.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Syncretistic Religious landscape of contemporary Greece and Portugal: a comparative approach on creativity through spiritual synthesis.-&nbsp;8.&nbsp;&nbsp;The new furnace: science, technology, innovation and religious life.-&nbsp;9.&nbsp;&nbsp;Ritual creativity and ritual failure in popular Spanish Catholicism: a case study on reformism and miracles in La Mancha.-&nbsp;10.&nbsp;&nbsp;Conclusion.<br></div><div><br></div>