conspirituality

Noun

conspirituality (uncountable)

1. A political and spiritual ideology that combines alternative or New Age beliefs with conspiracy theories.
   • A hybrid of conspiracy theory and alternative spirituality has appeared on the internet. The existence of such a synthesis has previously been noted in passing (Barkun; Goodrick-Clarke), but no detailed account has yet been given of what, for the sake of convenience, we call ‘conspirituality’.2011, Ward, Charlotte, and David Voas, “The Emergence of Conspirituality”, in Journal of Contemporary Religion, →DOI, page 103
   • “Conspirituality” prompts us to focus on the cross-sections of conspiracy culture and alternative spirituality, and to the internal tensions there2015, Asbjørn Dyrendal, “Norwegian ‘Conspirituality’: A Brief Sketch”, in Handbook of Nordic New Religions, volume 11, →DOI, page 269