Courses on History

Course XXVI - Teaching 14: Martinism

The consolidation of the Esoteric Orders occurs in eighteen century. Martinez de Pasqualis represents the modern prototype of Founder of Esoteric Orders. At the age of 18, he starts for Portugal to the East; from there he returns many times; seemingly he lives in Turkestan (or Hazret), on the plateau of Pamir; his last return is at the age of 42, when he begins his mission as a Founder, for ten years, during which he fills all France and neighbor countries with secret societies, which would be the scene of the great Revolution that is in preparation.

Course XXVI - Teaching 15: Saint Germain and the Rosicrucian

Before the French Revolution, the Esoteric Orders finally are divided into two. Those of Rosicrucian type, entirely Hermetic, and followers of the Anointed King (Monarchy), and those more liberal, in favor of the popular movement and free thought.

Course XXVI - Teaching 16: The French Revolution and Liberal Lodges

In France and in spite of prohibitions, Masonry and its secret sessions had notably increased during the first half of eighteenth century. They were divided into several lodges. In Paris, there where certain flourishing lodges: The Polar Star, The Brothers-Artists, The Reunion of Foreigners, and others.

Course XXVII - Teaching 1: The Fountain of Religions

Peoples of the Atlantean race had received the truths of their religions from their Great Instructors. These truths, strengthened by the psychic power of perception that this race possessed, were of entirely Divine character.

Course XXVII - Teaching 3: Hinduism

Aryans established all of their religions, philosophies, literature and arts upon Vedas. Upanishads and Sutras become moral and philosophy of Hinduism, and are just vast commentaries of early texts based on their religion.

Course XXVII - Teaching 4: Egypt

Ancient Egypt extended beyond the north-western side of Africa to an island that is totally sank today. The first five dynasties, whose memory is lost in centuries, belonged entirely to the Atlantean race and, therefore, were of Semite origin.

Course XXVII - Teaching 5: Egyptian Gods

Memory of the Divine Atlantean Religion fostered among Egyptians the worship of Solar gods: Ra (the Sun), Atonu (Solar god), Shour and Anuri Amon (gods of days. Memory of the Great Instructors, of Divine Initiates that had guided this people, inspired gods of the dead: Sokaris, Osiris, Isis, Anubis and Nephtis, are their models.

Course XXVII - Teaching 6: Ten Great Religions

In precedent lessons we have explained the course of two great fundamental religions in the beginning of the Aryan Race. Pure Aryans founded a human religion that, by contact with Aryan Semites, became Human-Divine.

Course XXVII - Teaching 7: Chaldean Magicians

As two immense rivers meeting and coming together, the ancient Divine religion of Atlanteans and the new religion of Vedas came together and flourished in the emerging Aryan race. We have seen how Aryans abandoned plateaus and steppes of northern Asia, migrating in great caravans toward the south.

Course XXVII - Teaching 8: Iranian Religion

As Aryan civilizations were succeeding one another, religions experienced changes, modifications and transformations. On the basin of river Tigris, in Central Asia, a strong and indomitable people, the Assyrian people, soon grew up and developed a powerful civilization.