Open Source Esoteric Society

Knowledge and Practice!

About

Mission Statement

Create a nondenominational pan-spiritual sacred space where individuals from all walks of life can come together in community to explore the mysteries of existence, and serve human kind. OSE is dedicated to offering community, education, and resources for those seeking a deeper connection with themselves, the community, and the divine. 

Core Values

  1. Inclusivity: We welcome individuals from all backgrounds, beliefs, and walks of life and offer a safe, non-judgmental space for people to share.
  2. Spirituality: We recognize the interconnectedness of all things and strive to foster a deeper understanding of the mysteries.
  3. Learning: We foster an educational environment that seeks to learn and teach the knowledge of the mysteries.
  4. Practice: We seek to implement the practices and workings ascribed in the pursuit of the mysteries.
  5. Growth: We encourage personal growth, self-discovery, and continuous learning.
  6. Community: We believe that our connections to each other empower us and help to make us better.
  7. Service: We are dedicated to the service of our community and humankind.

About the Founder

An initiate in both the O.T.O and A∴A∴ and with experience in the work of a few traditions, Frater Hiliel has been on the esoteric path for many years. Central to their calling is the service of humankind and the work they do tries to foster that calling, with this website being one iteration of that service. Their goal is to help bring humanity to a greater understanding of the mysteries while continuing to learn and grow with the community.

Thelema

Fundamentally, Thelema is a spiritual tradition that focuses on empowering the individual in pursuit of their highest potential. It is pan-spiritual in that it does not exclude other systems of belief. This means it is perfectly possible to be, say, a Christian Thelimite. Thelema incorporates a variety of practices to achieve the aim of individual enlightenment but its strongest influences include Qabbalah, Buddhism, and the teaching and practices of various mystery schools, such as the Golden Dawn.