soteriology
Occult Police
An informal, decentralised network of occultists — operating partly through inner-plane guidance and partly through organised physical-plane fraternities that hunt and disband harmful lodges — that polices the occult field against criminal or malevolent use, acting on inner-voice direction and coincidence-engineering rather than any single headquarters or centralised human command. Distinct from secret_societies (an institution that holds esoteric knowledge collectively, not one organised specifically around enforcement against occult wrongdoing) and left_hand_path (the malevolent orientation this network exists to counter, not the countering network itself).
3 passages · 2 traditions
western_esoteric2
Psychic Self-Defence (Dion Fortune) | 20. Methods Of Defence IV-e
“At his request she wrote to me to enquire how I was faring, but mentioned no names, and I, not realising the significance of the incident, returned a non-committal answer.
He heard my story and told me to leave the matter in his hands, whi…”
Psychic Self-Defence (Dion Fortune) | 20. Methods Of Defence IV-f
“I came across them in a manner which serves to illustrate the way in which occultists can “call” for information they may be in need of, and the fortuitious train of circumstances that will supply it.
As a young girl, at the commencement o…”
theosophy1
The Secret Doctrine | Page 97 (part 6)
“431-53), and has the gift of appearing to his Seers without being visible to other persons present -- (Iliad, xvii., 322-36) -- a gift, however, shared by every high Adept.
The King of the Hyperboreans, was, therefore, the son of Boreas, t…”