Some Gnosis FAQ About Tradition

Some Gnosis FAQ About Tradition - (737)

What Tradition do we Follow?

We follow the Gnostic tradition that Gnostic Master Samael established and left behind.

Who is Samael Aun Weor?

The Venerable Master Samael Aun Weor, was a contemporary Latin-American philosopher born in 1917. Throughout his life, Samael Aun Weor focused relentlessly on the rigorous and practical application of the knowledge and techniques devoted to the search within oneself.

Samael Aun Weor wrote a great number of literary works using the framework composed of these four subjects: psychology, philosophy, anthropology and science. His style as a writer has a great synthetic power and for this reason, in some social circles, he is known as the "Master of the Synthesis".

His main literally works are; “Revolutionary Psychology”, which contains the science of self-knowledge; The “Perfect Matrimony”, which contains the Mysteries of Fire related with sexuality; “The Secret Doctrine of Anahuac”, which gathers the legacy of initiatic wisdom from those who gave origin to this root race; “The Mysteries of the Golden Blossom”, a practical treatise of white tantrism; “The Three Mountains”, a work that contains the map of the secret path; and many other works such as: “The Revolution of the Dialectic”, “The Great Rebellion”, “Tarot and Kabbalah”, “Christic Aztec Magic”, “Parsifal Unveiled” etc., in addition to a great number of lectures.

Nowadays we can find a large part of his work translated into various languages, including English.

Samael Aun Weor abandoned his physical body on the 24th of December of 1977 in Mexico City, where he lived for more than twenty years.

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