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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII) (1912), PDF p. 13
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ORDER OF ORIENTAL TEMPLARS
MYSTERIA MYSTICA MAXIMA
PREAMBLE
DURING the last twenty-five years, constantly increasing
numbers of earnest people and seekers after truth have been
turning their attention to the study of the hidden laws of
Nature.
The growth of interest in these matters has been simply
marvellous.
Numberless
societies,
associations,
orders,
groups, etc, etc, have been
founded in all parts of the
civilized world, all and each following some line of occult
study.
While all these newly organized associations
do some
good in preparing the minds of thoughtful people for their
eventually becoming genuine disciples of the One Truth, yet
there is but ONE ancient organization of Mystics which
shows to the student a Royal Road to discover the One
Truth.
This organization has permitted the formation of the
body known as the ”ANCIENT ORDER OF ORIENTAL
TEMPLARS."
It
is a modern School of Magi.
Like
the ancient Schools of Magi it derived its knowledge from
Egypt and Chaldea.
This knowledge is never revealed to
VH
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