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A guided course · 5 lessons · Your own pace
Begin with what Gnosis means, study a teaching carefully, then bring observation into one prepared action and learn from the attempt. This is our editorial introduction to practical study, not a qualification or a complete spiritual curriculum.
Distinguish knowing an idea, noticing a response and learning by acting in an ordinary situation.
Identify a source, explain one idea accurately, and frame a useful question.
Separate an event, an inner response and an interpretation, without assuming that noticing changes the response.
Try one ordinary action while noticing any resistance, use a smaller fallback if needed, and review what actually happened.
Connect an actual attempt or an honestly labelled rehearsal with ethical responsibility, and choose one next adjustment.
Start with lesson one; no separate orientation is required. Books and further research are optional, not extra assignments to finish before continuing.
For connected lessons, choose a course suited to your preparation. Courses also introduces the original teachers and our practical companions. The full curriculum shows the approved order and clearly marks the courses still planned.
Ethics & everyday responsibility
Six practical lessons connecting values with conduct, consent, judgment and repair.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Foundations of Study or equivalent introductory understanding. All lessons remain open.
View course & lessonsConduct, habits & sustainable discipline
Six practical lessons to turn a value into action, prepare for distractions, communicate responsibly and refine a commitment through experience.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics or equivalent understanding recommended. No schedule, score, account or private disclosure required.
View course & lessonsChastity, intention & responsible practice
Six practical lessons for adults choosing the Gnostic commitment: intention, emotional attachment, media boundaries, consent, prepared spiritual practice and sustainable support.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Adults only · Ethics, Morality and Responsibility or equivalent understanding; no disclosure or proof required.
View course & lessonsDiscernment, boundaries & lived understanding
Seven practical lessons: turn knowledge into conduct, evaluate guidance, protect boundaries and know when to seek appropriate support.
7 lessons 7 practical lessons
Ethics or equivalent understanding recommended; a source-reading bridge is included. No future course or private disclosure is required.
View course & lessonsAttention, discernment & daily life
Twenty lessons connecting careful observation with a prepared response, practical recovery and honest reflection, within the Gnostic framework.
20 lessons 20 practical lessons
Foundations of Study or equivalent introductory understanding; all lessons remain open.
View course & lessonsConcentration & intentional attention
Six practical lessons in choosing a focus, returning without force, adjusting difficulties and carrying attention into ordinary life.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics and Self-Observation, or equivalent understanding, recommended. All lessons remain open.
View course & lessonsMeditation, serenity & inquiry
Six practical lessons connecting prepared attention, a clear question, careful interpretation and responsible everyday action.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Conduct, Healthy Spirituality and Concentration, or equivalent understanding, recommended. All lessons remain open.
View course & lessonsSobriety, Health and the Conditions for Practice
Build conditions in which you can study and act clearly: distinguish a voluntary commitment, a health concern and a change that needs professional support.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics, Morality and Responsibility (F01), or equivalent understanding of non-harm and voluntary commitments. All lessons remain open.
View course & lessonsLove, Partnership and Marriage
Bring listening, consent, fairness and boundaries into relationship. Distinguish a shared spiritual commitment from pressure or control.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics (F01), or equivalent understanding of non-harm, truthfulness and consent. Chastity is a separate voluntary adult commitment, not an entry requirement.
View course & lessonsFamily, Friendship and Community
Practise attention and responsibility across family, friendship and community, while preserving dignity, difference and appropriate boundaries.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics (F01), or equivalent understanding of non-harm and agency. The Partnership course is useful context but is not required.
View course & lessonsWork, Money, Service and Everyday Integrity
Connect spiritual study with honest work, fair use of power and modest service that the recipient actually wants.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics (F01), or equivalent understanding of truthfulness, consequences and care. No employment, money or volunteer role is needed for the fictional route.
View course & lessonsReading Wisdom: Philosophy, Scripture and Religious Literacy
Read a teaching accurately, identify its source and compare traditions without mistaking a resemblance, interpretation or personal response for established fact.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Foundations of Study (F00), or equivalent introductory understanding. No specialist language or religious membership is required.
View course & lessonsA Working Map of Samael’s Gnosis
Learn the core vocabulary of Samael Aun Weor's Gnostic framework, keep its claims attributed and connect a provisional map with ordinary conduct.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Foundations of Study (F00) and Reading Wisdom (F08), or equivalent understanding of source attribution, interpretation and practical learning.
View course & lessonsSelf-Remembering and Presence in Action
Remain engaged with a safe ordinary task while remembering the purpose of practice. Learn to return without turning presence into constant inward checking.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Self-Observation (M01) and Concentration (M02), or equivalent experience distinguishing observation, interpretation and a prepared response. The vocabulary map F10 is available if terms are unfamiliar.
View course & lessonsComprehension, Retrospection and Transformation of Impressions
Review an ordinary event, form a tentative understanding and prepare a different response, while keeping spiritual comprehension distinct from analysis or a claim of permanent change.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Meditation (M03), Self-Remembering (M04) and the vocabulary map F10, or equivalent understanding. Choose a fictional case if personal review is distressing or becomes repetitive.
View course & lessonsCompassion, Bodhichitta and Service
Move from wishing to help towards consent-based, sustainable service. Study bodhicitta in Buddhist context and distinguish Glorian's comparative interpretation.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Family and Community (F06), Everyday Integrity (F07) and Self-Observation (M01), or equivalent understanding of agency, power and careful reports of experience.
View course & lessonsPrayer, Mantra and Devotional Practice
Understand what you are addressing and saying, choose one modest devotional practice freely, and connect it with attention and conduct.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics (F01), Reading Wisdom (F08) and Healthy Spirituality (F09), or equivalent understanding of consent, source attribution and authority. A personal religious commitment is not required for the study route.
View course & lessonsEnergy, Breath and Responsible Preparation
Understand spiritual energy language, distinguish it from physiology and prepare one unaltered moment of attention before considering any separately reviewed method.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Adult Chastity (F03), Sobriety and Health (F04), Healthy Spirituality (F09) and Concentration (M02), or equivalent understanding. These are readiness supports, not locked gates or permission to attempt advanced techniques.
View course & lessonsRunes: Sound, Symbol and Embodied Practice
Distinguish historical runic writing from Samael's modern Gnostic system, study one complete source passage and choose an accessible, honestly labelled preparation.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Devotional Practice (M07), Energy and Responsible Preparation (M08) and Reading Wisdom (F08), or equivalent understanding of source context, accessibility and method boundaries.
View course & lessonsDream Yoga, Recall and Discernment
Keep a modest dream record, compare interpretations and explore Gnostic dream teaching while protecting sleep and waking responsibilities.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Sobriety and Health (F04), Healthy Spirituality (F09) and Meditation (M03), or equivalent grounding. If sleep or distress is the immediate difficulty, use ordinary care first; the supplied case completes every activity.
View course & lessonsKabbalah: Learning to Read the Tree of Life
Learn a small Hebrew vocabulary, read a labelled Tree of Life and compare Jewish and modern Gnostic interpretations without collapsing them.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08), Samael’s Framework (F10) and Concentration (M02), or equivalent source literacy. No Hebrew fluency, special posture, visualisation ability or purchase is needed. Text descriptions accompany diagram study.
View course & lessonsTarot and the Twenty-two Arcana
Study one credited tarot plate, its Hebrew correspondence and two possible readings, then turn a chosen reminder into an ordinary ethical action.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Kabbalah (M11), or equivalent understanding of letters, source conventions and interpretive differences. No deck, spread, purchase, drawing skill or belief in prediction is required.
View course & lessonsAstrology, Planetary Symbolism and Cycles
Compare a physical planet with its attributed spiritual symbolism and study cycles without turning them into a personal forecast.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08) and Kabbalah (M11), or equivalent source and diagram literacy. No birth time, location, horoscope, astronomical equipment or paid service is needed.
View course & lessonsAlchemy, Chastity and the Meaning of Spiritual Birth
Study spiritual birth, alchemical language and Kundalini in Samael’s framework, with an adult comparison and consent/readiness case rather than partner techniques.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Adults: Chastity (F03), Partnership (F05), Energy Preparation (M08) and Kabbalah (M11), or equivalent understanding. A complete study route is available to single students and anyone declining intimate practice.
View course & lessonsBuddha Dharma: Ethics, Attention and Wisdom
Meet Buddhist ethics, attention and wisdom in their own sources, then compare a modern Gnostic reading without making the traditions identical.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Ethics (F01), Reading Wisdom (F08) and Meditation (M03), or equivalent grounding. No Buddhist affiliation, retreat, special posture, imagery or prior meditative attainment is required. Fictional cases are complete alternatives.
View course & lessonsChristian and Gnostic Scripture: Learning to Interpret
Read a short scriptural passage in context, distinguish ancient text from later Gnostic commentary and carry one ethical question into conduct.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08), Samael’s Framework (F10) and Kabbalah (M11), or equivalent source literacy. No Christian affiliation, Hebrew/Greek fluency or willingness to accept every interpretation is required.
View course & lessonsYoga, Hindu Wisdom and the Divine Feminine
Read one Gita passage, meet Hindu devotional and yogic contexts and distinguish them from later Gnostic comparisons.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08), Devotional Practice (M07) and Meditation (M03), or equivalent grounding. No Sanskrit, Hindu affiliation, image visualisation or physical yoga experience is needed. Fictional study completes every activity.
View course & lessonsMyth, Sacred Art and Gnostic Interpretation
Read myth and sacred art through original context, later commentary and personal response, with a small interpretive project that keeps an alternative visible.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08) and Samael’s Framework (F10), or equivalent source literacy. No art training, music subscription, travel, visualisation or religious affiliation is needed. Text descriptions support image and performance alternatives.
View course & lessonsKarma, Death, Return and the Question of Liberation
Compare action, karma and after-death teachings while practising responsibility and compassionate listening without fatalism or blame.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08), Healthy Spirituality (F09), Samael’s Framework (F10) and Self-Observation (M01), or equivalent grounding. If bereavement is immediate or study feels overwhelming, use the fictional route or pause for appropriate support.
View course & lessonsReading the Path: Integration and Lifelong Practice
Bring study, ethical conduct and practice into one honest, sustainable account without claiming a spiritual rank or collecting every method.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Comprehension (M05), Compassion (M06), Kabbalah (M11), Alchemy (M14, doctrinal study) and Karma/Death (M19), or equivalent understanding. Relevant notes or supplied examples are enough; completion does not require undertaking any advanced method.
View course & lessonsDiscernment in Esoteric Texts and Extraordinary Claims
Audit extraordinary claims through source roles, timing, independent evidence and practical consequences, without dismissing questions or adopting unsupported certainty.
6 lessons 6 practical lessons
Reading Wisdom (F08), Healthy Spirituality (F09) and Samael’s Framework (F10), or equivalent grounding. No specialist title, personal unusual experience or willingness to read distressing material is needed. Supplied fictional cases and summaries complete the route.
View course & lessonsChoose a subject, read what each entry offers, and open one useful page. A guide, tool and source collection serve different purposes. Follow the preparation on the page you choose. For a guided beginning, use the first Foundations lesson; independent exploration does not require completing every subject here.
Available means you can open the named page. Sources only means a reference collection without an ordered course. Planned entries have no page to open. These labels describe the material, not your readiness or attainment. A published introduction does not mean its full course is complete. Our guides distinguish their own explanations from credited source teaching.
Start with an explanation or a resource, follow a prepared guide, or return to a reference for further study. These groups help you find material; they are not a compulsory sequence. The subject outline includes tools, source collections and planned work as well.
Find your starting point
Subject introductions, source collections and supporting tools. Each description tells you what the page offers; a tool or collection is not a lesson.
Follow a prepared sequence
Selected study and practice guides with preparation, activities and credited sources. Read the scope of the guide you choose; an introductory sequence does not cover the whole subject.
Read in context
References for more specialised questions. Follow the preparation and limits on the receiving page. Availability does not establish readiness to attempt a practice.
Subject introductions, source collections and supporting tools. Each description tells you what the page offers; a tool or collection is not a lesson.
Begin the five-lesson introduction with the difference between reading about a teaching and learning through experience.
Open topicChoose guidance on habits, rest, money, ethical preparation, concentration or basic strength.
Open topicPrepare one manageable transition toward rest. Dream notes and spiritual sources remain separate, optional interests.
Open topicMeet the first two limbs of Raja Yoga through everyday ethical situations, with sources and a return to the course.
Open topicUnderstand noticing and returning attention, then find one prepared course activity and optional credited study.
Open topicUnderstand Glorian’s eight-limb framework, explore its sources or enter the prepared Meditation course.
Open topicStart with the Fah source and preparation. A study alternative keeps the introduction accessible.
Open topicA selected Glorian definition, our original attention exercise or source-study alternative, and a private review.
Open topicAn introduction to habits, the Gnostic concept of ego and the distinction between spiritual study and treatment.
Open topicUnderstand the source vocabulary and the difference between noticing and responding, then use the existing Observation into Action companion.
Open topicBegin with ordinary tidying and the household’s needs. The guide provides one prepared smoke-free action, an alternative and reflection.
Open topicRead the selected dietary teaching and its changing position in historical context. A course lesson prepares an ordinary arrangement without changing food intake.
Open topicMeet the Microcosmic Star gesture through the publisher’s instructions. Further ritual references are optional.
Open topicUnderstand intention, words and listening, then follow one prepared devotional or study activity. Former Prayer Book addresses are labelled as bibliography.
Open topicBegin with familiar astrological language, then read the glossary and Practical Astrology sources in their teaching context.
Open topicMeet source roles and attributed interpretations before the prepared reading comparison.
Open topicRead one selected passage, distinguish an attributed claim from your interpretation and leave one question for further study.
Open topicHistorical orientation and one prepared reading of Thomas, with a local excerpt alternative and a brief review.
Open topicFind the selected Thomas translation, return to the inquiry and browse optional archives or manuscript resources.
Open topicSelected study and practice guides with preparation, activities and credited sources. Read the scope of the guide you choose; an introductory sequence does not cover the whole subject.
Prepare a repeatable beginner routine, choose suitable variations and review one attempt at following through.
Open topicA credited introduction with one careful note or a fictional fragment alternative. Choose Chicago Gnosis’s original course or explore Glorian’s book; the full M10 course remains planned.
Open topicA selected three-rune companion with source passages, preparation, alternatives and review. The full M09 course remains planned.
Open topicMake one place usable, then choose optional credited teaching. Household care and spiritual interpretation remain distinct.
Open topicTwo bounded publisher passages, one supported comparison, an open question and a complete local alternative.
Open topicA complete six-lesson introductory course: one credited plate, source context, two interpretations and a bounded ethical application.
Open topicChoose a credited recording, prepare a one-minute listen or use the local reading alternative, and reflect. Listening for enjoyment is also welcome.
Open topicReferences for more specialised questions. Follow the preparation and limits on the receiving page. Availability does not establish readiness to attempt a practice.
Read the later-limb descriptions within the eight-limb overview. Reaching this section does not establish readiness or attainment.
Open topicOptional source references within the introduction. Recalling dreams or sleeping well does not establish readiness for these methods.
Open topicOptional books and lectures in their original context. This collection is not an advanced-method course or a readiness assessment.
Open topicOptional publisher readings on prayer and sanctuary practices. Read the source and safety context; hazardous substances are not part of the introductory task.
Open topicOpen a subject to see its guides, resources and planned additions. Names and descriptions explain the scope of each destination. The ordered curriculum is the separate record of available and planned courses.
Across traditions
Understand the meaning of Gnosis, distinguish the traditions represented here and find the introductory lessons.
Begin the five-lesson introduction with the difference between reading about a teaching and learning through experience.
Open topicIdentify a source, explain one idea accurately, and frame a useful question.
Open topicSeparate an event, an inner response and an interpretation, without assuming that noticing changes the response.
Open topicTry one ordinary action while noticing any resistance, use a smaller fallback if needed, and review what actually happened.
Open topicConnect an actual attempt or an honestly labelled rehearsal with ethical responsibility, and choose one next adjustment.
Open topicDistinguish the historical and living traditions represented in the Library, and identify whose teaching you are reading.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Start with an everyday concern and find practical guidance, relevant care information and credited further study.
Choose guidance on habits, rest, money, ethical preparation, concentration or basic strength.
Open topicAdult guidance for a voluntary chastity commitment: understand the pattern, find a stopping point and prepare one response with a fallback and review.
Open topicExplore cannabis use, ordinary cues, care guidance and this tradition’s teachings about intoxicants.
Open topicRead the withdrawal and care guidance first, then explore drinking patterns and the tradition’s teaching on temperance.
Open topicFind stopping points in an angry exchange and prepare one considered reply through the existing Conduct activity.
Open topicPrepare one manageable transition toward rest. Dream notes and spiritual sources remain separate, optional interests.
Open topicPrepare a repeatable beginner routine, choose suitable variations and review one attempt at following through.
Open topicMake a must-pay list, review debts and consider a buffer. Optional educational tools support the practical steps.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Explore ethical preparation, attention and the eight limbs of Raja Yoga as presented in this tradition. Courses, practice guides and tools serve different purposes.
Meet the first two limbs of Raja Yoga through everyday ethical situations, with sources and a return to the course.
Open topicUnderstand noticing and returning attention, then find one prepared course activity and optional credited study.
Open topicThe closing Foundations lesson connects your practical attempt with conduct and introduces the Raja Yoga framework.
Open topicSet a duration for a practice you already understand. The timer supports the instructions you are following.
Open topicCount repetitions during a recitation you have already learned. The counter does not teach a mantra.
Open topicExplore selected mantras with source credits, pronunciation resources and preparation for one practice.
Open topicUnderstand Glorian’s eight-limb framework, explore its sources or enter the prepared Meditation course.
Open topicRead the later-limb descriptions within the eight-limb overview. Reaching this section does not establish readiness or attainment.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Credited dream-yoga teaching, one careful note and a clear distinction between experience and interpretation. Ordinary rest has its own Help guide.
Keep an optional note of a remembered dream fragment. Paper serves the same purpose; nothing needs recording when nothing is recalled.
Open topicA credited introduction with one careful note or a fictional fragment alternative. Choose Chicago Gnosis’s original course or explore Glorian’s book; the full M10 course remains planned.
Open topicOptional source references within the introduction. Recalling dreams or sleeping well does not establish readiness for these methods.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
A source-led introduction to Fah, Ur and Laf, with preparation, one suitable activity and reflection.
Start with the Fah source and preparation. A study alternative keeps the introduction accessible.
Open topicOptional private marks for a source opened or a practice chosen, with a return to rune preparation and reflection.
Open topicA selected three-rune companion with source passages, preparation, alternatives and review. The full M09 course remains planned.
Open topicThe complete book and further rune work require separate source and practice review. The introductory three-rune companion does not cover this scope.
Practical Gnosis
Understand the source, prepare one unforced attention exercise and reflect before choosing further instruction.
A selected Glorian definition, our original attention exercise or source-study alternative, and a private review.
Open topicAdjustable timing for a method already chosen; it is separate from the introduction’s unforced breath observation.
Open topicA prepared sequence for a named pranayama method still needs qualified, method-specific review. The introductory attention exercise does not complete this scope.
A future guide to the Yellow Book and related spiritual teachings, with source context and method-specific preparation.
Practical Gnosis
Study self-observation, recurring responses and the Gnostic understanding of ego. Keep spiritual teaching distinct from clinical care.
An introduction to habits, the Gnostic concept of ego and the distinction between spiritual study and treatment.
Open topicAn adult introduction to intention, restraint, dignity and consent, with a direct continuation to the practical Help guide.
Open topicCompare research on a familiar feeling with attributed Gnostic ideas of return and recurrence, keeping their claims distinct.
Open topicKeep optional private notes on this device about an event and your response. Paper or mental reflection remain possible.
Open topicUnderstand the source vocabulary and the difference between noticing and responding, then use the existing Observation into Action companion.
Open topicOptional books and lectures in their original context. This collection is not an advanced-method course or a readiness assessment.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Connect ordinary household care with this tradition’s teachings about a place for practice. Source rituals have their own preparation and cautions.
Begin with ordinary tidying and the household’s needs. The guide provides one prepared smoke-free action, an alternative and reflection.
Open topicMake one place usable, then choose optional credited teaching. Household care and spiritual interpretation remain distinct.
Open topicOptional publisher readings on prayer and sanctuary practices. Read the source and safety context; hazardous substances are not part of the introductory task.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Observe everyday meals and study the tradition’s dietary teaching in context. This introduction does not prescribe a personal meal plan.
Practical Gnosis
An introduction to symbolic gestures and protective ritual in Practical Gnosis, with methods credited to their publishers.
Meet the Microcosmic Star gesture through the publisher’s instructions. Further ritual references are optional.
Open topicAfter the introduction: one quiet seal, Glorian’s three positions once, then the star studied at its source. Detailed methods remain with the credited publisher.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Explore prayer, attention and listening through a source-led introduction and one prepared act.
Understand intention, words and listening, then follow one prepared devotional or study activity. Former Prayer Book addresses are labelled as bibliography.
Open topicOne understood sentence and a pause, or a complete fictional study alternative, with preparation, an ending and reflection.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Read astrological language within its Gnostic teaching context and distinguish symbolic interpretation from a prediction.
Begin with familiar astrological language, then read the glossary and Practical Astrology sources in their teaching context.
Open topicAfter the introduction: one careful reading of the map of influences, one sample chapter or the summary at its source, then a return to ordinary choice. The other signs stay closed.
Open topicFurther source study remains planned. The walked path leaves this shelf closed. No personal chart interpretation or prediction service is offered.
Adjacent / Practical Gnosis
Distinguish Hermetic, alchemical and modern esoteric teachings, then find named sources for further reading.
Meet source roles and attributed interpretations before the prepared reading comparison.
Open topicTwo bounded publisher passages, one supported comparison, an open question and a complete local alternative.
Open topicFuture study of alchemical imagery and its interpretations. This is a textual subject, not laboratory instruction.
Practical Gnosis / Adjacent
Read symbolic language in context, including Masonic imagery, and distinguish a source’s interpretation from your own.
Read one selected passage, distinguish an attributed claim from your interpretation and leave one question for further study.
Open topicBrowse the Library’s Kabbalah records by source and format. This collection does not provide an ordered course.
Open topicA complete six-lesson introductory course: one credited plate, source context, two interpretations and a bounded ethical application.
Open topicFurther source study remains planned. It will distinguish public symbolic interpretation from lodge ritual and authority.
Classical
Begin with one ancient text in a credited translation. Historical context, manuscript records and modern religious interpretations have different roles.
Historical orientation and one prepared reading of Thomas, with a local excerpt alternative and a brief review.
Open topicFind the selected Thomas translation, return to the inquiry and browse optional archives or manuscript resources.
Open topicBrowse credited sacred texts and related sources. A source collection supports research rather than prescribing a reading sequence.
Open topicA future sequence of contextual readings and comparisons using credited editions. Complete translations remain with their publishers.
Music / Practical Gnosis interpretation
Enjoy credited recordings, explore a short listening activity and investigate musical symbolism in its source context.
Choose a credited recording, prepare a one-minute listen or use the local reading alternative, and reflect. Listening for enjoyment is also welcome.
Open topicDistinguish documented composition history from an attributed spiritual interpretation, then return to the listening preparation.
Open topicPractical Gnosis
Find sources in the Samael Aun Weor tradition, alongside other clearly labelled traditions. Use the collections to explore a particular question.
Find books, lectures, texts and publisher courses by subject, tradition and format.
Open topicBrowse recent uploads and open a recording with its original publisher. Inclusion does not mean every recording has been reviewed.
Open topicFind introductory guides, prepared activities and course exercises. Each page states its scope, preparation and sources.
Open topicThe next guided path to prepare is a Hermetic reading sequence. A taught pranayama sequence remains planned until a named method has qualified review. Other planned additions are listed under their subjects above. None is an assignment or prerequisite for using the available guides.
The attention introduction is available. A taught pranayama sequence needs separate preparation and qualified review before publication; it remains planned.
Begin with the first lesson if you want guidance, or use the Library to investigate a source. You can return to this outline whenever you need to find a related subject.
