New Age has no standard set of beliefs or scripture,and there are probably almost as many descriptions of New Age as there are believers. 

The common threads through almost all of New Age are a willingness to recognize wisdom where ever it is found and a comittment to see the good in every experience even if the only good thing one can say is "I survived".

Many of the topics listed below are controversial and have not been (and/or can not be) scientificaly verified, but they present fascinating possiblities none the less, even if viewed as simply pseudo-science or cultural phenomena.

If you feel drawn to something, explore it.
If is makes sense to you, try it.
  If it works for you, use it.
  If it doesn't, don't.
  It is as simple as that.

a brief indroduction to New Age from the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance and a NewAge FAQ by Andrew Lutts from Salem New Age Center
 

General Resources

  

• Angels & Angel-like Beings from around the World
• Legends and Lore of Atlantis
• Bahai
• The Bermuda Triangle
• Buddhism
  • Tibetian Buddhism
  • Zen Buddhism
• Crop Circles
• Crystals
• Dreams and Dream Interpretation
• ESP: ExtraSensory Perception
• Feng Shui
• the Gnositics
• Legend and Lore of the Holy Grail
• Health, Healing and Wellness
• Hinduism
• Indigenous Traditions
  • Native American Beliefs, Traditions and Cultures
• The Mystical Kabbalah
• Meditation
• European Neo- Paganism
• Prophecy: Earth Changes and the Millenium
• Shamanism
• Taoism
• UFOs & ETs  
• Yoga