Esoteric Knowledge¶
Primary source research across 19 traditions and 20+ luminaries. Each folder follows the Gold Standard: primary text, overview, and cliff notes.
Traditions¶
AyurvedaAncient Indian science of life, health, and balance
BuddhismFour streams, one truth — mind, emptiness, direct seeing
ChristianityThe teachings of Jesus — kingdom within, forgiveness, love
GnosticismDirect knowledge of the divine — the spark within matter
Greco-Arabic MedicineThe Hippocratic and Galenic healing tradition
Hermeticism"As above, so below" — the Western esoteric root
Hinduism2,700 years of non-dual philosophy — Atman is Brahman
IslamSurrender to the One — from Tawhid to Sufi non-duality
KabbalahThe Tree of Life — mapping the structure of reality
Law of OneThe Ra Material — densities, unity, the Creator knowing itself
Native American SpiritualityEarth wisdom, the Great Spirit, and the sacred circle
TaoismThe Way that cannot be named — wu wei and the Tao Te Ching
Traditional Chinese MedicineQi, meridians, and the five elements
ZoroastrianismThe first monotheism — truth, fire, and cosmic choice
Luminaries¶
Adi ShankaracharyaSystematized non-duality — Brahman alone is real
David HawkinsConsciousness calibration and levels of truth
Isaac NewtonThe hidden alchemist behind the laws of motion
Jacob BoehmeThe cobbler who mapped the divine ground
Meister EckhartChristian mystic who found the Godhead beyond God
Nisargadatta Maharaj"I Am That" — radical non-dual pointing
PlatoThe Cave, the Forms, and the Academy as mystery school
PlotinusThe One — Neoplatonism and the return to unity
PythagorasSacred geometry, music of the spheres, mystery school
RamakrishnaRealized God through every path — then said they're all one
Ramana Maharshi"Who am I?" — the direct path to self-knowledge
RumiThe poetry of divine love and ego-annihilation
St. John of the CrossThe Dark Night of the Soul — transformation through surrender
TeslaVedic physics, visualization, and "energy, frequency, vibration"
Walter RussellThe universal one — light, rhythm, and the cosmic cinema
William BlakeVisionary poet who saw eternity in a grain of sand