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Around the year 1985, I first came upon the word 'egregore' in
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Thus, any historical "links" between Rosicrucianism and the Golden Dawn seem to be much less important than the fact that many members of the G.D. have been and are in touch with the "soul" or egregore of the Rosy Cross.
The Golden Dawn: Frequently-Asked Questions and Resource Lists Version 1.6 by Steven R. Cranmer 1994
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The publishing of the Order material in a relatively complete form has certainly kept the Golden Dawn egregore from being lost to the mists of time.
The Golden Dawn: Frequently-Asked Questions and Resource Lists Version 1.6 by Steven R. Cranmer 1994
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An 'egregor' (or 'egregore') is not a word one would find in a dictionary or on the internet.
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Or the beginning of a particularly nasty egregore?
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Or the beginning of a particularly nasty egregore?
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I'm speaking as a person who's had a temperature for two days ... because of my own ghosts +) at any level - consciousness, subconscious, with words, without, even through egregore, through chakru bai-huei, through the tips of your fingers - but so that people understand each other.
whichbe commented on the word egregore
An occult concept representing a thoughtform or "collective group mind", an autonomous psychic entity made up of, and influencing, the thoughts of a group of people. The symbiotic relationship between an egregore and its group has been compared to the more recent, non-occult concepts of the corporation (as a legal entity) and the meme. (Wikipedia)
June 1, 2008
thinkingsage commented on the word egregore
It stimulates both individually and collectively all those faculties in the group which will permit the realization of the objectives of the original intent.
June 7, 2008