Harvey Spencer Lewis
American mystic and author
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Thinkers & Philosophers
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United States
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An American mystic and author, this individual contributed significantly to the field of spiritualism and esoteric studies. Founding a major mystical organization, the focus was on teaching and promoting the principles of esoteric knowledge and philosophy. Authored several books on mysticism, spiritual growth, and the philosophical aspects of the universe. Additionally, this person played a vital role in the development of a network of lodges dedicated to esoteric education and practices, influencing many through lectures and written works.
Founded the Ancient Mystic Order Rosae Crucis
Authored 'The Mystic Triangle'
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