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The SAGE Encyclopedia of the Sociology of Religion

Reenchantment is the reemergence of the sacred in the world in the form of an omnipresent and diffuse life force that permeates and connects ‘everything’. The process is part and parcel of the spiritual turn since the 1960s, i.e., the shift from belief in a transcendent God to belief in an immanently present spirit or life force. Reenchantment as such entails a break with the process of disenchantment, defined by Max Weber (1854-1920) as the disappearance of the sacred from the world and the difficulties this entails in endowing the world with meaning.