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Occult at New
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 INTRODUCTION
Read our overview about Esotericism and the Occult.
TOPICS
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Alchemy
The science by aid of
which the chemical philosophers of mediaeval times
attempted to transmute the baser metals into gold and
silver.
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Animism
The doctrine of spiritual beings, or the concept that a
great part, if not the whole, of inanimate nature, as
well as of animate beings, are endowed with reason and
volition identical with that of man.
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Freemasonry
A worldwide fraternal organization. Its members are
reportedly joined together by shared ideals of both a
moral and metaphysical nature, and, in most of its
branches, by a constitutional declaration of belief in a
Supreme Being. Freemasonry is an esoteric society, in
that certain aspects of its internal work are not
generally disclosed to the public.
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Golden
Dawn & Aleister Crowley
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Gnostic
Under the designation " Gnostics,"
several widely-differing sects were included, the term,
derived from the Greek, meaning, " to know" in opposition
to mere theory. Their doctrines were an admixture of Indian,
Egyptian, Babylonian, and Christian creeds, astrology and
magic, with much of the Jewish Kabbala also.
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Grail
Legends
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Gurdjieff
& Fourth Way
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Hermeticism
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Illuminati
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Kabbala
A Hebrew and Jewish system of
theosophy. The word signifies ''doctrines received from
tradition." In ancient Hebrew literature the name was used
to denote the entire body of religious writings, the
Pentateuch excepted. It is only in the early middle ages
that the system of theosophy known as Kabalism was
designated by that name.
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Knights
Templar
The Knights Templars of the Temple of Solomon were a
military order, founded by a Burgundian, Hugues de Payns, and Godeffroi de St.
Omer, a French Knight, in 1119, for the purpose of
protecting pilgrims journeying into the Holy Land. They
were soon joined by other knights, and a religious
chivalry speedily gathered around this nucleus. Baldwin
I., King of Jerusalem, gave them as headquarters a
portion of his palace, contiguous to a mosque which
tradition asserted was part of the Temple of Solomon,
and from this building they took their designation.
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Magick
The influence of events
and physical phenomenon through supernatural, mystical,
or paranormal means. The famous occultist Aleister Crowley chose the spelling magick
to distinguish "the true science of the Magi from all
its "counterfeits," such as stage magic.
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Michael Teachings
The teachings of the
Causal plane teacher, Michael. Provides a set of tools
that helps you chart your spiritual progress as you
journey from first incarnation to last. Highly
recommended study.
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Mysticism
The attempt of man to attain
to the ultimate reality of things and enjoy
communion with the Highest. Mysticism maintains
the possibility of communication with God, not
by means of revelation, or the ordinary
religious channels, but by dint of
introspection, culminating in the feeling that
tho individual partakes of the divine nature.
Mysticism has been identified with pantheism by some
authorities; but it differs from pantheism in that its
motive is religious.
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Mysteries
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Rosicrucians
The name Rosicrucian is utilized by mystics to some
extent as the equivalent of magus, but in its more
specific application it was the title of a member of a
suppositions society which arose in the late sixteenth
century.
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Satanism
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Shamanism
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Rudolph
Steiner & Anthroposophy
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Theosophy
Founded in 1875 by famous psychic,
Madame H. P. Blavatsky. The movement was a combination of
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Kabbalistic practices. The aim of Theosophy was
threefold: To form a universal brotherhood of man.
To study and make known the ancient religions, philosophies
and sciences. To investigate the laws of nature and
develop the divine powers latent in man.
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Wicca
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