New Emerging Spiritualism Lifestyle: A Case Study of Erphan Halghehgroup
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The present article is a descriptive and qualitative research on the life style of the newly emerging spiritualist group of Erphan Halgheh, which was conducted on 14 continuous and discrete members of this group with semi-structured interviews. The results show that participation in this collection has created significant changes in their lifestyles and has changed their consumption patterns to a God-worshipping spiritual approach.
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