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	Servants of the Light School of Occult Science, a fully contacted Mystery School teaching throughout the world by ...
		The Western aim is the integration of the whole person, not a casting away of the physical, but a recognition of its vitality, its powers and potential.
		The values, ideals, and principles of the Western Mysteries may appear strange to some, for they are used to a world where everything must be seen to have a high monetary value in order to have worth.
		The Mysteries follow the law that stipulates that those who come to the Gate of the Mysteries are judged on their abilities and their capacity for hard work, not what they may or may not have in worldly wealth.
	www.servantsofthelight.org /aboutSOL/western-mystery.html (4761 words)

	The Alchemists Garret - Tradition vs Pop-occultism
		There is also, interestingly enough, while claiming to be a western tradition school, often a real lack of traditional western methods and terminology in the key philosophies and methods of the school, but instead, in their place, we find techniques and terms corrupted or directly plagiarized from the eastern tradition.
		The masters of the ancient mysteries, as we have said previously, have insisted since the beginning that their knowledge, activities and training were preserved and propagated behind a veil of silence.
		The problem is, then, that the average person entering in through the threshold to the mystery tradition to begin his occult education has both an imperfect and incomplete knowledge of the conscious worldly part of himself – and almost no knowledge at all of the half of himself of which he is unconscious.
	www.angelfire.com /nb/alchemy/tradition.htm (6080 words)

	Western mystery tradition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Today the tradition is undergoing an import of Eastern ideas, mainly Taoism, Tantra, Buddhism, Hinduism and Yoga, which began mainly by the Theosophical Society of the 19th century and now is continued by many people with syncretic or eclectic backgrounds.
		However, the true Tradition, seems to focus on individual spiritual progress through initiation into some sort of brotherhood, group rituals, study of philosophy and the cosmic laws and their practical application with the aims of alchemy, meditation, divination and ritual magic.
		The tradition of initiation and secrecy is well-preserved today, although it is criticised by many people, mainly those related to the New Age phenomenon, which has the view that knowledge should be as open as possible.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Western_mystery_tradition (1739 words)

	Esoterica
		The Hermetic Tradition is a remarkable survey of alchemical symbols and doctrines.
		Throughout the the exposition of this sacred tradition, the reader is encouraged to listen with the ear of the heart; a leap of consciousness is required to leave our time-bound and analytical world and enter the timeless realm of nature's continuous creation.
		In addition to his key roles in these schools of the western mystery tradition, he was also a pre-eminent authority and lecturer on the tarot and other occult topics.
	www.sunan.com /esoteric.htm (2580 words)

	Western mystery tradition (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The appearance of Jesus and the introduction of Christianity influenced the tradition deeply, but during the dark ages the ancient Western mystery tradition was heavily opposed by the Christian Church and many figures associated with it were victims of the Inquisition, especially the witches and members of secret mystical societies.
		The tradition remained alive in Mediæval France, Mediæval Britain and Mediæval Germany, mainly due to the work of many secretive esoteric orders such as the 17th century Rosicrucians, who helped to transfer the ancient tradition in the recently discovered New World (North America).
		After the dark ages, the preservation of the secret teachings of the Western mystery tradition was endangered again during the Second world war, due to the Nazi regime in Third Reich's Germany.
	western-mystery-tradition.kiwiki.homeip.net.cob-web.org:8888 (1335 words)

	Western world - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally defined as Western Europe, most modern uses of the term refer to the societies of Europe and their close genealogical, linguistic, philosophical, and cultural descendants, which include those countries whose dominant culture is derived from European culture, such as the countries of The Americas and most countries of Oceania.
		The dissolution of Western Christendom and the legal establishment in international law of the principle of national sovereignty, culminated in the French Revolution with the creation of the Nation State.
		Westerners accuse Muslims for treating non-Muslims differently and for not recognizing and adopt social accomplishments of Western society (such as the universal concepts of free speech, democracy, universal suffrage, human rights, and gender equality), while largely using Western wealth, science and technology for self development and enrichment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Western_world (2774 words)

	Artikel van Marian Green
		The Western Mystery Tradition consists of an interwoven tapestry or a vast spiral of knowledge which has been turning around the West for many thousands of years, not a single unbroken strand of wisdom, but more like links in a chain, each part connecting to the next.
		The Western Mysteries go as far east as Egypt and the deserts of modern Israel, south to North Africa and west to Atlantis.
		Both of these were supposed to connect to older traditions, the one of cutting stone and raising great cathedrals and Temples, back to the age of King Solomon; the other a thread of poetic inspiration of the Bards, and law giving of the pre-Christian Druid priests.
	www.innerkwest.nl /artikelmg1.html (2281 words)

	Search The Llewellyn Encyclopedia: Western Tradition
		Western Tradition: Also described as the Western Mystery Tradition or the Western Magickal Tradition.
		A term used to describe the underlying similarities found in Western occultism (especially ceremonial magick) and spirituality.
		The Magician's Workbook: Practicing the Rituals of the Western Tradition
	www.llewellynencyclopedia.com /term/Western+Tradition (160 words)

	Western mystery tradition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It appears that for the most part the specific teachings were preserved via oral tradition (though not in all cases, the Nag Hammadi Library for example) passed from teacher to initiate.
		While both these men had profound contributions to the western mystery tradition, it appears neither was versed in it.
		The concept of Initiation plays a very important role in the Western mystical tradition, and most people who are related with this tradition are initiated in one or more mystical organisations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Western_mystery_tradition (1736 words)

	Celina Says: Mystery Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Mystery Schools are the expression of the Western Mystery Tradition and have been around for millennia.
		Tradition ascribes the founding to immortal beings--custodians--for the evolutionary advancement of mankind.
		The Mystery Tradition embraces esotericism, which is the theory and practice of arcane arts and sciences.
	lindahinks.com /celinasays/cs65.html (135 words)

	Behind the Veil: FLO Profile and Mission Statement
		Mystery Schools, as individualized expressions of the Western Mystery Tradition, have been in existence for millennia, their origin lost in time.
		Tradition ascribes the founding of the first Mystery Schools to immortal beings of godlike stature, whose compassion for mankind lead them to form Mystery Schools for the evolutionary advancement of a comparatively infant humanity.
		Mystery Schools of all Ages have employed elaborate methods to screen their students and test their integrity and dedication to the Great Work.
	www.lvx.org /veil.htm (1587 words)

	Eastern Christian Mysticism
		But there is much magic and wisdom to be found in Western traditions, claim Smoley and Kinney, who have embarked on an ambitious mission: breaking down the fundamental differences between Eastern and Western traditions and then extracting the best of the West for today's seekers.
		Non-sectarian, often suppressed, this lay mystical tradition is the Christian equivalent of Sufism in Islam, and of Kabbalah in Judaism.
		SUNY Western Esoteric Traditions Series: The State University of New York is producing some of most valuable series of very scholarly studies in Western Esotericism and Spirituality.
	members.aol.com /theloego/books/eastern.html (4592 words)

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		Bob Stewart has explored this oral magical tradition using the life of the Magician/Prophet Merlin in The Mystic Life of Merlin and The Prophetic Vision of Merlin and his earlier book, The Under-world Initiation, in each case drawing on very early literary sources which were the last incarnation of a much more ancient oral tradition.
		In our civilized and settled Western world where -the mundane is catered for, and most have at least the necessities of life, there is an unexplored spiritual dimension which orthodox religion no longer seems to address, and the material system of acquiring 'things' does not understand at all.
		The Western Tradition has always been that, of a Quest, an individual, journey through the apparent world wherein the lessons are learned at an inner level, and it is the spirit which is nourished.
	www.celtic-art.com /books/titles/cnt_path_through_the_labyrinth.php3 (1434 words)

	A History of the Western Mystery Tradition - J.S. Kupperman (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The WMT is informed by traditions from countless cultures and countries; from the deserts of ancient Egypt to the snow capped mountains of Scotland and Norway.
		These traditions have been used by dark age magicians and Edwardian antiquarians, medieval knights and renaissance mathematicians to create and enrich their spiritual and magical lives.
		Throughout the numerous differences, variations, and obvious imitation that exists between the vast number of traditions which contribute to the WMT there is one thing that exists in all traditions.
	www.jwmt.org.cob-web.org:8888 /v1n0/history.html (722 words)

	The Golden Dawn Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The sages of every generation have added their own divine insights, thus enriching and evolving the tradition that was handed down to them.
		Throughout history, the mystery schools have witnessed both times of social acceptance and of utter persecution, adopted by the high societies in one century, only to be outlawed in the next.
		Thus, it would be wrong to believe that what has been published about the Golden Dawn, the Rosicrucians, and the Western Mystery Tradition as such would define these currentsâ entire body of wisdom and knowledge.
	golden-dawn.blogspot.com /2005_01_25_golden-dawn_archive.html (625 words)

	A.R.E./N.Y.C. Newsletter Article: Joseph Lee, Mystery Teacher
		Now, a recognized Teacher in the ancient tradition of Mystery School teachers, Lee works with several study groups in Virginia and Tennessee, visiting each group monthly and mentoring them as he was mentored.
		In the Western Mystery tradition, he said, seekers are expected to be grounded and successful in the outer life, as well.
		Lee teaches much as he was taught, drawing on a combination of oral teachings, and experiences he received from his teachers, the collective knowledge they imparted to him, his own clairvoyant observations, and the feedback he receives from his students.
	www.mindspring.com /~areofnyc/areofnyc/opendoor/01spring/Lee_Jos.htm (1142 words)

	Avalon Mystery School - Introduction
		Since ancient times in various Western countries, there have existed Mystery Schools for those who feel called to follow a sacred path that leads to both knowledge of the Self and of the invisible worlds.
		The goal of the Mysteries is the conscious realization of the self as connected with all beings, visible and invisible, on the great Tree of Life, and ultimately with the Divine Source.
		The Avalonian Magical Tradition has its source in the deep river of native Celtic and British tradition, where the spiritual realm is known as Avalon, an inner world of wisdom, beauty and truth.
	www.avalonmysteryschool.net /Introduction.htm (463 words)

	Qabalah, Tarot and the Western Mystery Tradition - by Clifford Bias
		Qabalah, Tarot and the Western Mystery Tradition - by Clifford Bias
		In Qabalah, Tarot and the Western Mystery Tradition, Clifford Bias presents a comprehensive and novel system of study for the modern student of the Western Mystery Tradition—a way of advancement that combines elements of Qabalah, Tarot, and Astrology.
		Using the included translation of the Sepher Yetzirah as a basis of study and transcendence, Bias illustrates the different aspects of the Qabalah—the 10 Sephiroth, the 22 connecting paths, the three pillars, and the three triangles.
	www.skylarkbooks.co.uk /Shop/media/Qabalah_Tarot_and_the_Western_Mystery_Tradition_Clifford_Bias.htm (275 words)

	Magi Group School of Western Mysteries
		Our main area of focus is in the wisdom traditions and occult teachings surrounding the figures of the Magi that came to worship the new born Son of Light in the cave at Bethlehem.
		The central idea empowering this material is that the Magi were given a Holy Stone by the Christ Child which carried a mandate for the founding of a Mystery Tradition or school of spiritual training and work.
		Closely allied to the Magi material, and in some respects growing out of it, is the idea of a group of prophetesses or Sibyls who go under the title of "Mary" in the New Testament and Apocryphal texts.
	www.magigroup.net (283 words)

	wicca course introduction
		In order to become a Priest or Priestess an initiation is necessary, just as it was in the old religious cults and mystery schools and even Christians initiate newcomers by submerging them in water.
		Traditions were handed down in families and these were the so-called 'fam-trads' though 99% of so-called fam-trads these days are as fictitious as old Gerald's coven.
		Wicca is a mystery religion and Wiccans are the Priesthood of what is known as the western mystery tradition.
	www.strobotics.com /wiccaintro.htm (4452 words)

	BOTA - Mystery Schools
		In preparation for this critical period, a course of instruction was composed embodying the very essence of the Esoteric Doctrines of the Western Mystery Schools.
		The result of their endeavors is a complete course of instruction which gives a clear-cut explanation of the laws and forces which work through human personality to bring that personality to the highest levels of spiritual, mental and physical attainment.
		Through the methods of the Western Mystery Tradition, you will follow a clearly delineated pathway to the recognition of the Higher Being within and how to apply this knowledge to aid in the evolution of humanity.
	www.bota.org /mystschl.html (852 words)

	OAS - The Ogdoadic Tradition
		A BRIEF HISTORY OF "The primary symbols of the Ogdoadic Tradition are the Fivefold Pattern of the House of Sacrifice and the Eightfold Star of Regeneration.
		"The mysteries of the Ogdoadic Tradition were early transmitted to a number of the medieval Guilds, profoundly influencing their initiatory rites and disciplines.
		Beyond their own lives and works, the Cavalcanti have added an undying luster to the whole Western Mystery Tradition by the great minds which they have apprised of the Fideli d'Amore and brought to initiation therein.
	www.magusbooks.com /WINGEDSERPENT/tradition.html (1288 words)

	Events & Activities
		Western Mystery Schools teach time honored practical techniques for unveiling the spiritual riches within.
		The Threshold Study Group meets monthly to discuss the ancient wisdom teachings of The Western Mystery Tradition.
		These meetings support individuals undertaking the "Threshold Correspondence Course"; an intensive program of study, which is both theoretical and practical.
	www.flojapan.org /id7.html (119 words)

	RealMagick Article: The Living Tradition of Thelema by Paul Joseph Rovelli
		Yes, he was a Prophet and the Ipsissimus that one could say invented Thelema by adapting the mysteries of the Great White Brotherhood into a coherent system of Theurgy by which the Aspirant can engage in the work of his or her own evolutionary development.
		And one of the first things that a beginning Qabalist is taught in the Western Mystery Tradition, is the meaning of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
		Note that non-being is the mystery of the Ipsissimus which is an end to the Great Work; its final (N) mystery and ultimate ecstasy (O) of the ultimate light (T).
	realmagick.com /articles/70/870.html (3707 words)

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