Pan-spiritualism

Pan-spiritualism is a position aimed for the unity of people into spirituality or who are spiritual.
Spiritualists can be pantheistic or supernaturalistic. Unitarianism among pan-spiritualists who are supernaturalists is referred to as pan-supernaturalism or pan-transcendentalism.
Pan-supernaturalists include Buddhists, Christians, some tantrics, some Occultists, Gnostics, Sikhs, most Hindus, Islamics, and others.
The idea that all religions have "some truth" does not belong to pan-spiritualism essentially. Pan-spiritualism only means that you have a unitary view towards all people who recognise spirit or spirits. That one sees a commonality there as opposed to the difference that is the ignorance of spirits, or conscious or unconscious atheism. Pan-spiritualism does not either have the idea, essentially, that a particular religion is limiting --- as religions are mysteries and as mysteries they are indefinite and in a sense unlimited. Pan-spiritualism has nothing in itself to do with the rationalist idea that "religions" have to be "limited" or exhaustible through discourse.
The spectrum of spiritualists includes pantheists, but pan-supernaturalists view pantheism as a partial truth only, lacking a missing element which is the knowledge of the beyond natural, i.e. the supernatural or that which is beyond nature. 
Pan-transcendentalism; Pan-supernaturalism
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