To simplify a complicated studious life of many years studying we can use this example:

If all religions and beliefs had 26 modhules like the alphabet and labelled A-Z then the Eclectic Practitioner might have A-M in Christianity, B-Q in Judism, A-L in Islam, C-Z in Hinduism, R-U in Sikism, A-W in Pagan, E-N in Shamanism, T-Y in Harre Krishna, B-U in Goddess and Green Man and so on into the tangient beliefs from those listed....the collective knowledge is what is called Ecleticism...The Eclectic practitioner attains master recognition and is very wise and respectful to all the religions explored.