The Cosmic Movement
Subtitle: sources, contexts, impact
By: edited by Julie Chajes and Boaz Huss
Series: The Goldstein-Goren Library of Jewish Thought -- no.27; Sifriyat Goldshṭain-Goren be-maḥshevet Yiśraʼel -- no.27.
Publisher: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Beer Sheva
Language: eng
Number of pages: 550
ISBN-13: 9789655363197
Subjects: Occultism; History; Mysticism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction - the Cosmic Movement: sources, contexts, impacts  -- Julie Chajes and Boaz Huss; title: I. The origins and early history of the Cosmic Movement and its founders --; title: "Our habit should not do such things!" Teresa's early life at Claydon  -- Julie Chajes; title: Zanoni's daughters: fin de siècle fictions of female initiation  -- Christine Ferguson; title: The cosmic traditions, F.-Ch. Barlet and Alberto de Sarak: the lure of the con-man mage  -- John Patrick Deveney; title: II. The Cosmic Movement and teachings of Max Théon and Mary Ware --; title: The reception of ritual magic in Max Théon's circles  -- Gal Sofer; title: Cosmic philosophy and the Kabbalah  -- Boaz Huss; title: Max Théon's cosmic philosophy of numbers  -- Jean Pierre Brach; title: Numbers and cosmos in the cosmic philosophy  -- Christian Chanel; title: III. The offshoots and later development of the Cosmic Movement --; title: From mystical Russia to the Eurasian homeland: Marc Séménoff and the Cosmic Movement  -- Michele Olzi -- Miloš Maixner (1873-1937) and the Cosmic Movement in the context of Czechoslovak hermeticism / -- Helena Čapková; title: Cosmic Hasidism: Les merveilles du Becht by Pascal Thémanlys  -- Jonatan Meir; title: Fidélité et erreurs: Louis Duban and her contribution to our understanding of the history of the Cosmic Movement  -- Asher Binyamin; title: Branches of the cosmic river  -- Hana Ewa Raziel; title: IV. Sri Aurobindo and the Mother --; title: Mirra and Paul Richard in Japan: why is their mystery still unsolved?  -- Toshio Akai; title: Teh role of "the hostiles" in the cosmic philosophy and in the integral yoga  -- Peter Heehs; title: Sri Aurobindo: translator of the ineffable  -- Daniel Raveh; title: "I read Sri Aurobindo to find some light in our difficult days," Hugo Bergman's encounter with India, Aurobindo, and the Mother -- Shimon Lev.