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esoteric philosophy
Esoteric philosophy refers to hidden or inner teachings about consciousness, the nature of reality, and spiritual development that exist across multiple wisdom traditions—often contrasted with exoteric (public) knowledge.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche frames esoteric philosophy as the "ageless wisdom," a coherent thread running through history that reveals how human consciousness operates as a trinity of spirit, soul, and personality. She treats it as a practical map for understanding the inner self rather than abstract theory, returning to these frameworks to contextualize tarot, astrology, and the metaphysical architecture underlying everyday life.
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Alistair Crowley, 'The Book of Lies' and 333
Psyche explores Aleister Crowley's 'The Book of Lies' (1912), a collection of 93 esoteric chapters filled with symbolism and hidden meanings, with particular focus on the number 333 and its significance in Crowley's magical system of Thelema.
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Esoteric Philosophy
An introduction to esoteric philosophy and the ageless wisdom tradition, exploring the concept that humans exist as a trinity of spirit, soul, and personality.
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occultismOccultism encompasses esoteric practices, hidden knowledge systems, and non-mainstream spiritual philosophies that investigate consciousness and metaphysical reality beyond conventional religion or science.consciousnessConsciousness is the subjective experience of awareness, perception, and self-reflection—the capacity to observe, process, and respond to reality and one's own inner states.Aleister CrowleyAleister Crowley was a British occultist, ceremonial magician, and author (1875–1947) who founded Thelema and shaped modern Western esotericism through his writings, rituals, and philosophy.spiritualitySpirituality encompasses personal beliefs, practices, and experiences oriented toward transcendence, meaning-making, and connection to something beyond the material or individual self. It can be expressed through ritual, contemplation, or engagement with sacred traditions and symbols.Allegory of the Cave
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