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Within the Templar tradition, one principle is said to separate the adept from the uninitiated. Timothy Hogan explains that while most people move through life largely asleep...
...unaware of what they are manifesting, the adept is fully conscious of the process and intentionally brings things into being through the classical elements. The key practice is learning to think before reacting, moving through earth, water, air, fire...
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Timothy Hogan describes one of the more counterintuitive principles within the Templar tradition: that sometimes the highest action is no action at all.
Within the Templar tradition, the ibis - Thoth’s sacred bird - is black, white and red: the colors of Egypt, Atlantis and alchemy. It eats snakes to ingest power, and holds a stone while sleeping so it drops and wakes itself...
Premiering on Oct 20th at 6PM: youtu.be/pEYDzMu-ets
Timothy Hogan brings the full elemental series together, showing how earth, water, air, fire and ether work as a single system for navigating life and manifesting transformation.
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Timothy Hogan teaches that the etheric field is not passive but responsive, recording and manifesting whatever thoughts, words, and intentions a person projects into it.
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Timothy Hogan explains that figures within the Templar tradition, including Benjamin Franklin, understood plasma as a literal doorway to the etheric field, a higher-dimensional reality extending beyond ordinary spacetime.
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The charges of Satanism leveled against the Templar order in 1307 were not an honest theological assessment - they were a suppression strategy. Timothy Hogan is direct on this point: the Templars were a Gnostic tradition, and what the Roman Church called heresy...
...was a sophisticated theological distinction that predated Christianity itself. Within that tradition, the God of the Old and New Testaments - Yahweh, Jehovah - was understood not as the true source but as the Demiurge, a lesser consciousness...
In the Templar tradition, all the other elements emerge from the ether, the fifth element long understood as the consciousness field of the Creator.
Because the ether picks up and records everything, it manifests according to what each person puts out into it.

