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Periodical: Mouvement Cosmique

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Mouvement Cosmique, Le.
Organe du Groupe cosmique de France.
1913-1920 Bimonthly, irregular
Paris, France. Language: French. Publisher: Groupe cosmique de France. Editor: M. Eved; "Louis Themanlys" (Louis Moyse); "Aia Aziz" (Max Theon, president d'Honneur). Succeeded by: Art, Science et Peuple; Ideal et Realite
Corporate author: Cosmic Alliance of France6 francs, 64 pp. Noted in World's Advance Thought, 1913. Issues published in 1913, 1914 and 1920, the last after Art, Science et Peuple had ceased publication.

Organ of the movement started by Max Theon and his wife and continued principally by Themanlys, who later published Ideal et Realite and Art, Science et Peuple. Contributions by Jaques Blot, Marc Semenoff, Clair Themanlys, Fulgence Bruni and others, and regular teachings and occult novelettes from Theon.

Other Sources:BNF; BM Lyon.
Issues:Mouvement Cosmique V1 N4 Jul 1913
Claude-Generated Themes:   Le Mouvement Cosmique is the review of Max Theon's Cosmic Movement (the 'Cosmic Tradition,' carried into print with Louis Themanlys), and it directly instantiates the taxonomy's mouvement_cosmique topic. Its sampled pages set out the movement's characteristic doctrine: a vast cosmogony that reaches back to Atlantis, an ethic of initiation along a 'narrow path' of wisdom and equilibrium, and a redemptive vision of humanity as living constellations drawing heaven down to earth. The machine digest's spiritualism signal is the French word esprit in a cosmological key, not seance mediumship, while its occult-initiatic score correctly registers the review's esoteric character. It is best read as esoteric cosmology, with a strong Atlantean and initiatic accent and a historical adjacency to early Theosophy.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Mouvement Cosmique