E. I. AND N. K. ROERIHS CONCEPT OF HUMAN TRANSFORMATION: RELIGIOUS CONTEXT

In the religious-scholarly context, the Study of the Living Ethics of E. I. and N. K. Roerich is considered. The expediency of considering the context of the non-traditional religiosity of New Age as a syncretic orientalist doctrine genetically related to Russian cosmism and Orthodox anthropology, as well as the anthropology of Hinduism and Buddhism, is substantiated in the Roerichs' teaching. The features of these philosophical traditions are revealed in the Roerich doctrine of human being, the cosmic transformation of the human being on the basis of ethical self-sufficiency, the philosophical and religious analysis of which is given in the article. The religious potential of the concept of human transfiguration in the teachings of the Living Ethics of EI and NK Roerich is shown for the study of unconventional religiosity of the twentieth century.