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	Solar Temple Pilots, by Erik Davis
		Faced with a decadent and doomed human order intent on destroying the Truth and Nature, Jouret and his followers saw their deaths as "not a suicide in the human sense of the term," but rather a "transit." "We are in a circle of fire," the notes claim.
		Jouret's blend of hermetic gnosticism and more American-style apocalyptic survivalism is not unique—in the underground bunkers beneath Montana, Elisabeth Claire Prophet and her Church Universal Triumphant traffic with Enochian Ascended Masters while preparing for an imminent missile exchange with Russia.
		Jouret's act forces us to recognize the religious motifs that lurk beneath even the most materialist assessments of the unraveling environment, as if all the secular tools of activist science and politics cannot help us dodge the West's great cataclysmic story.
	www.techgnosis.com /solar.html (2246 words)

	The Tragedy Of The Solar Temple Cult \| The Knights Templar \| www.templarhistory.com
		He found such a leader in 30 year old Luc Jouret, whom he met via one of the members of his flock who would latterly be one of the victims of the 1994 murder / suicide.
		Jouret's more advanced members believed that he was a Knight Templar in a previous life and that he would lead his followers to a planet orbiting Sirius.
		This was a similar situation to Jouret's son, born in 1983, who was to be the premiere Grand Master of the "Temple of the New Age of the Era of the Virgin." This was a destiny that did not meet with the child's mother who raised him in a normal fashion.
	www.templarhistory.com /solar.html (2231 words)

	CESNUR 2005 International Conference - Sources of doctrine in the Solar Temple, by George D. Chryssides
		Luc Jouret, he believes, was probably not consecrated as an irregular bishop within these traditions, but was possibly an ‘irregular’ priest.
		Luc Jouret was present at this event, and became introduced to Origas.
		As we have seen, both Di Mambro and Jouret, as well as several of leading OTS members, claimed to be reincarnated forms of various spiritual leaders who had previously left their bodies, and conversely a number of the Ascended Masters themselves had once inhabited human bodies, but had now moved on to a higher plane.
	www.cesnur.org /2005/pa_chryssides.htm (3149 words)

	Remains of the day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One question was answered: Luc Jouret, 46, the spiritual leader of the cult, was among those whose bodies were found in three burned ski chalets in Granges-ser-Salvan, east of Geneva.
		Jouret, a Belgian born in Zaire, and Di Mombro, a French Canadian, apparently were among the suicides.
		Jouret had publicly urged followers to stockpile weapons to prepare for the end of the world and last year pleaded guilty in Canada to illegal arms possession.
	www.rickross.com /reference/solar/solar7.html (778 words)

	Religioscope > Archives > "Our terrestrial journey is coming to an end": the last voyage of the Solar Temple
		Ironically, Joseph Di Mambro, Luc Jouret, and those who, over the course of months, methodically prepared their own deaths and the deaths of dozens of others were quite concerned about the impact their departure would have on the public mind and spent many hours creating a kind of legend that would survive their earthly exit.
		Jouret had two lines written about him in an entry on the ORT in a booklet put out by a French anti-cult group in 1984,<21> but in the 1987 edition, both he and the ORT were left unmentioned.
		In addition, the wiretaps of Luc Jouret made by the police in Québec during the 1993 investigation reveal that the charismatic physician was in a depressed mood, constantly complaining about feeling tired and expressing eagerness to leave the world.
	religioscope.info /article_172.shtml (8965 words)

	The Watchman Expositor: Order of the Solar Temple Profile
		Jouret then "began to operate at different levels.
		Jouret eventually found his way into Origas' Renewed Order of the Solar Temple, "one of at least 30 groups claiming to be successors to the Knights Templars." (New York Times).
		Regarding these 33 wise leaders, "Luc Jouret believed that he and 32 of the members of the Order of the Solar Temple were the reincarnations of elders of an ancient sect called The Rose and the Cross" (Montreal Gazette).
	www.watchman.org /profile/solartemplepro.htm (2166 words)

	Order of the Solar Temple - InfoSearchPoint.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Luc Jouret was born in 1947 and died 1994 in the Granges-sur-Salvan Switzerland tragedy of the group.
		Jouret was interested in finding wealthy or infuential members and it was reputed that there were many wealthy European members who were secret members of the group.
		Jouret had been arrested for keeping guns illegally in the Quebec center and his doomsday predictions did not seem to be panning out.
	www.infosearchpoint.com /display/Order_of_the_Solar_Temple (1962 words)

	Cults: In the Reign of Fire
		As a lecturer in Canada, France and Switzerland, Luc Jouret, a 46-year-old homeopathic physician and spiritual explorer, expounded New Age theories of child rearing and nutrition.
		Jouret liked to talk about the transformative power of fire: "We are in the reign of fire," he said on Swiss radio in 1987.
		"Jouret made us feel we were a chosen and privileged congregation." But he still had the power to make them assemble when he called, though they may not have suspected the fate they were chosen for.
	www.gbs.sha.bw.schule.de /reign_of_fire.htm (1262 words)

	The New Age Files - Biogs and Info - Order Of The Solar Temple
		In the early 80's, Di Mambro was introduced to Jouret by one of the victims of October 4th (Mayer 1996:4).
		Jouret, already involved with Di Mambro's groups since 1982, was then able to fill Di Mambro's need for a charismatic leader; not only did he have charisma, but he was also a physician, and as such would be taken more seriously.
		This plan was successful to a degree; Jouret would draw hundreds to his lectures and also spoke on the radio.
	thenewagefiles.shadowweb.info /biogs_info/solar_temple.php (1055 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Police said the owner of the burned du- plex, Luc Jouret, led apocalyptic cults in both Canada and Swit- zerland and had rented one of the ski chalets where the bodies were found.
		Jouret represents "an occult tradition with strong apocalyptic elements," said Johannes Aa- gaard, head of a European cult- monitoring organization based in Aarhus, Denmark.
		Warrants for Luc Jouret and Joe di Membro, also identified by au- thorities as Joseph di Mambro, said they were wanted on suspi- cion of arson and premeditated homicide.
	www.whyaretheydead.net /misc/Factnet/JOURE.TXT (3313 words)

	Order of the Solar Temple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The two known leaders of the group, Luc Jouret, a Belgian New Ageist homeopathic doctor, and Joseph di Mambro, a wealthy businessman, were among the dead in Switzerland.
		Their fiery ritual murder-suicides are meant to take members of the sect to a new world on the star "Sirius." To assist with the trip, several of the victims, including some children, are shot in the head, asphyxiated with fl plastic bags and/or poisoned.
		Luc and Joseph wrote, in a letter delivered after their deaths that they were "leaving this earth to find a new dimension of truth and absolution, far from the hypocrisies of this world."l
	www.angelfire.com /oz/uv/solar (615 words)

	Answers In Action - Solar Temple Leader Cleared in Mass Deaths
		OST was founded in 1984 by Luc Jouret, who claimed he had been a member of the 14th century Knights Templar in a previous lifetime.
		Believing that a world-wide economic collapse was imminent, and that OST was being persecuted by various government agencies, Jouret's followers were primed to follow him in suicide as their mode of escape.
		Jouret committed suicide in 1994, along with many of his followers, some suicides and some murdered by other group members, in 1994 and 1995.
	www.answers.org /news/article.php?story=20061228150601633 (415 words)

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		Luc Jouret was rapidly integrated into one of Di Mambro's groups.
		Nevertheless, Luc Jouret and two other OTS members were sentenced to one year probation and a $1,000 fine for possession of illegally purchased firearms.
		Luc Jouret's speeches often focussed on human health problems and the deterioration or destruction of the earth by natural forces such as volcanoes, pollution, etc.
	www.math.mcgill.ca /triples/infocult/phenomene/English/HTML/doc0008.htm (3856 words)

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		Jouret and his followers held fast to an unsusal combination of New Age beliefs and literalistic apocalypticism that included weapon stock-piling and survialist thinking.
		Jouret’s Quebec based sect is called ‘the Order of the Solar Temple.’ Government officials believe that the Canadian sect has an estimated membership of about 40-80 people.
		After the body of Luc Jouret, founder and leader of the Solar Temple, was identified as one of those killed in the Oct.1994 fire, one of the mysteries has been solved.
	personal.centenary.edu /~jbeckham/apocalypse/articles.html (2453 words)

	Amazon.com: "Luc Jouret": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Luc Jouret, the Quebec Grand Master, claimed it was necessary to balance positive "feminine energies"-which they associated with the French culture, art,...
		The relationship between OTS leaders Di Mambro and Luc Jouret dates to the mid-197os,...
		Ironically, Joseph Di Mambro, Luc Jouret, and those who, over the course of months, methodically prepared their own deaths and the deaths of dozens of others...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Luc-Jouret (498 words)

	Order of the Solar Temple - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One of the founders of the Solar Temple was Luc Jouret (1947 - 1994).
		In any event, the two convinced their followers that Jouret and Di Mambro were members of the 14th Century Christian Order of the Knights Templar during a previous life, and that Di Mambro's daughter Emanuelle was "the cosmic child", and that she was the result of a virgin birth.
		Jouret had been arrested for stockpiling firearms illegally in Quebec, and his doomsday predictions did not seem to be panning out.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Order_of_the_Solar_Temple (2074 words)

	Letter Offers Possible Clue to Swiss Cult Mass Suicide
		Jouret, who received his medical degree in Belgium and held Canadian citizenship, practiced medicine in France, just across the border from Geneva, until 1987, when he moved to Canada.
		Jouret had been known to cult experts for more than a decade, although he had lately disappeared from view.
		Unlike Cheiry, where town residents believe that the five permanent residents of the farmhouse were engaged in macrobiotic plant experiments, the residents of Granges-Sur-Salvan, population 100, had long been suspicious of the comings and goings at Luc Jouret's chalets.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V114/N47/swiss.47w.html (768 words)

	November 11, 1999: The Spirit In The Sky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Jouret, a mystic born in the Belgian Congo, believed he had been a member of the semi-mythical 14th century Christian group the Knights Templar in a previous life.
		Jouret encouraged his followers to stockpile weapons, and was himself convicted of smuggling silencers into Canada.
		Jouret preached that the world was near its end from great ecological crisis.
	www.lasvegasweekly.com /features/the_spirt_in_the_sky.html (3204 words)

	SOLAR TEMPLE: TABACHNIK ACQUITTED
		Among the dead at Salvan were the sect's two highest-ranking leaders, Jo di Mambro and Luc Jouret.
		The sect was founded in the early 1990s by Joseph Di Mambro, a Frenchman, and Luc Jouret, a Swiss national.
		The 74 dead cult members included founders Luc Jouret and Joseph di Mambro, who had allegedly taken money from their followers before convincing them they had to die by burning in order to reach the afterlife.
	www.cesnur.org /2001/fr_solar.htm (1200 words)

	Ace Magazine/Spirit in the Sky
		Jouret, a mystic born in the Belgian Congo, believed himself in a previous life to be a member of the semi-mythical 14th century Christian group the Knights Templar.
		Jouret declared his daughter to be a "cosmic child," conceived without sex, and named her Emmanuelle after one of the Biblical names for Jesus.
		Jouret preached that the world was nearing its end through a great ecological crisis.
	www.aceweekly.com /acemag/backissues/991208/features991208.html (4440 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Order of the Solar Temple
		The goals of the Solar Temple (as presented by Jouret in two lectures in October 1987) seem to be almost identical to those of the Sovereign Order of the Solar Temple (OSTS).
		Jouret would speak of health problems, but he spoke also of the deteriorating health of the world (Mayer 1998:10).
		Jouret and Di Mambro were extraordinarily concerned with their public image.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/solartemp.html (3513 words)

	Order of the Solar Temple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The two charred bodies excavated from a residence in Morin Heights, Quebec were initially thought to be those of Jo Di Mambro (69) and Dr. Luc Jouret (47), founder and prophet respectively, of the Order of the Solar Temple.
		The estimated age of the unknown white male was 35 and that of the unknown white female at 60.
		A worldwide arrest warrant was issued for Jo Di Mambro and Luc Jouret (photo insert).
	hometown.aol.com /_ht_a/dorionr/forensic/Temple.htm (315 words)

	Vitam Impadere Vero
		International arrest warrants were issued for Luc Jouret and Joseph di Mambro who were suspected of mass murder, but their bodies were eventually discovered among the dead in Switzerland.
		The deaths have been linked to the apocalyptical Order of the Solar Temple sect, which was founded in 1984 by Dr Luc Jouret and Joseph di Mambro.
		It is not known yet whether either of the cult leaders are among the dead, but the Swiss authorities have said they are searching for two people in connection with the deaths.
	v.i.v.free.fr /msd/nv-ots-05-10-2004-1.html (629 words)

	The False Memory Hoax By Alex Constantine
		Luc Jouret, the Temple's grand master, the London Times reported, "espoused a hybrid religion that owed more to Umberto Eco's novel Foucault's Pendulum than to any bible.
		Jouret, born in the Belgian Congo in 1947, set out in youth as a mystic with communist leanings, but his politics apparently swung full circle.
		Jouret's Order of the Solar Temple was but the latest incarnation of mind control operations organized and overseen by the CIA and Department of Defense.
	educate-yourself.org /mc/falsememoryhoax1996.shtml (8639 words)

	terrorism and the 2003 blackout
		Strong is, among other things, the power behind the throne in the United Nations, the shadowy architect of the Kyoto protocol, and most recently, a soon-to-be senior advisor to Canadian Prime-Minister-In-Waiting Paul Martin.
		Jouret is known as a charismatic speaker who recruited bright people from prominent social and business circles.
		They can only investigate individuals and Luc Jouret is long since missing.
	www.canadafreepress.com /2003/main082503.htm (807 words)

	Raymond Bernard - Interview
		I am no more informed with regard to questions relating to the OTS than is the general public, who has read in a newspaper or in a magazine, or heard on the radio something on this subject, or has seen some program on the television.
		Luc Jouret, I have never met him and I cannot, as a consequence, have any memory of him whatsoever.
		The work of Serge Caillet entitled: "The Renovated Order of the Temple, at the roots of the Solar Temple", published by Dervy and certainly always available, is the best and the most complete reference on this subject.
	www.fghoche.com /tribunes/intereng.htm (4734 words)

	ABS-CBN Interactive
		Among the dead were the two founders of the sect, Luc Jouret and Jo Di Mambro.
		Central to the prosecution's case in 2001 was the charge that Tabachnik had taken part in meetings of the Solar Temple, held in France in July and September 1994, at which he "announced the winding-up of the group and the conclusion of its mission".
		But the conductor could just as easily have called for the sect to be wound up because his own philosophy had evolved, as expressed in tracts he had written at the time, they ruled.
	www.abs-cbnnews.com /storyPage.aspx?storyId=53979 (1013 words)

	All aout the Order of the Solar Temple, by Katherine Ramsland
		Since a quick check indicated that the building was owned by Jo Di Mambro, 69, officials anticipated that he would be one of the victims and surmised that his friend, Luc Jouret, 47, could be the other.
		Di Mambro, it turned out, was the founder of a religious organization known as the Order of the Solar Temple, and Jouret was its reputed prophet and proselytizer.
		Warrants were issued for the arrest of Di Mambro, as well as Luc Jouret.
	www.crimelibrary.com /notorious_murders/mass/solar_temple/1.html (1031 words)

	WashingtonPost.com: Overview: The 1990s
		In 1993, a 51-day siege between the Davidians and federal authorities ended with a fire that killed Koresh and 81 followers.
		This group of several hundred people was virtually unknown until 1994 when more than 50 members, including founder Luc Jouret, killed themselves in Canada and Switzerland.
		Jouret (right), a doctor of obstetrics, persuaded members to give up jobs and turn over assets to the group.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/national/longterm/cult/overview90s.htm (352 words)

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