Knights Templar

Knights TemplarFounded in the early twelfth century, allegedly to protect pilgrims to the Holy Land, the Knights Templar became famous for their pioneer banking system, crusading zeal, and strict vows of obedience, chastity and poverty. Having grown to some 15,000 men, they came to be perceived as a threat by Philip the Fair, who in 1307 disbanded the group and tortured their leaders for confessions. The French king accused the order of heresy, sodomy and blasphemy.

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through inner silence

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Partly in response to such criticisms

The text shows us how to cultivate the capacities for such insights and places them at the service of humanity

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The causes of these symptoms – the reality behind them – are to be discovered on other levels of existence

we see how the creation and evolution of humanity is embedded at the heart of the vast

The Philosophy of Freedom and Occult Science

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