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Are Young Europeans Into the Mystical and Magical?

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From tarot to crystals to astrology, young Europeans are turning to the supernatural for spirituality—and for fun… TL;DR With interest in the supernatural skyrocketing during the pandemic, the majority of young Europeans say these practices have gone mainstream—and that they’ve participated in them, too Mystical practices aren’t replacing traditional religious practices for most young Europeans, but many are turning to them as a form of self-care Whether for their spirituality or for entertainment, young Europeans say they want to see supernatural-themed products  YPulse has been tracking Gen Z and Millennials’ move away from traditional religion for a while as they...

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