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Aetherius Society
Family UFO religion / New religious movement
Origin region United Kingdom and United States
Founding period 1950s CE
Estimated adherents Unknown; generally described as a small international movement.

Aetherius Society is a UFO religion founded by George King that combines Theosophical, New Age, Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, and extraterrestrial-contact themes.

Overview

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The Aetherius Society was founded in the 1950s by George King, who claimed contact with extraterrestrial intelligences called Cosmic Masters. The movement presents itself as a spiritual organization teaching service, prayer energy, karma, spiritual healing, and extraterrestrial guidance.<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>

Key beliefs

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  • Advanced extraterrestrial beings, or Cosmic Masters, guide humanity spiritually
  • Prayer and spiritual energy can aid the world
  • Karma, reincarnation, and spiritual evolution are central ideas
  • Earth is understood as spiritually significant and living in some teachings
  • World religions are interpreted as containing partial truths

Practices

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  • Prayer and healing services
  • Operation Prayer Power and energy-focused rituals
  • Pilgrimage to charged holy mountains
  • Study of George King's teachings
  • Community service and spiritual healing

Places of worship

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  • Aetherius Society centers
  • Holy mountains and pilgrimage sites
  • Private prayer spaces

Sacred texts

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  • The Nine Freedoms
  • The Twelve Blessings
  • George King's lectures and transmissions
  • Society study materials

Holidays and observances

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  • The Twelve Blessings services
  • Pilgrimage and charging dates
  • Movement-specific commemorations
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  • UFO religion - The Aetherius Society is one of the best-known examples of UFO religion.
  • New Age spirituality - It overlaps with New Age healing, karma, and cosmic evolution themes.
  • Theosophy - Its cosmology draws on Theosophical-style spiritual hierarchies.

See also

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References

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