Egregore

The most commonly used definition (taken from Wiktionary.org) is as follows: “( occult ) autonomous psychic entity composed of and influencing the thoughts of a group of people.” However, there is a second definition, an older, more significant, and perhaps frightening one. Here, an egregore is more than an “autonomous entity composed of and influencing the thoughts of a group of people”; it is also the home or conduit for a specific psychic intelligence of a nonhuman nature connecting the invisible dimensions with the material world in which we live.— Mark Stavish«Egregores: The Occult Entities That Watch Over Human Destiny» "Originally published: July 10, 2018" according to Google.com.Mouni Sadhu, a Polish occultist of the French-Russian Martinist lineages, 1 defines an egregore in his seminal work, The Tarot, as “a collective entity, such as a nation, state, religions and sects and their adherents, and even minor human organizations. The structure of Egregors is similar to that of human beings. They have physical bodies (that is, collectively all the bodies of those who belong to the particular Egregor) and also astral and mental ones; the Egregor being the sum total of all these elements.”— Mark Stavish«Egregores: The Occult Entities That Watch Over Human Destiny» "Originally published: July 10, 2018" according to Google.com.References