JOINING THE BROTHERHOOD

(c) fra Nefastos 2006

We expect following qualities from an applicant:

1. Active effort to develop intelligence and spirituality in practical life.
2. Acceptance of the principals of the theosophic-occult world view.
3. The ability to communicate with the other members of the society. This doesn’t mean we stress sociality, only the necessity of creating a consistent foundation for the work: If information does not move, there is no sense in unity with the society.
4. A will to truly engage in personal and to some extent outwardly directed action in order to develop the chosen ideals in both the individual and society with a purpose of thorough development of the subjective and surrounding world.
5. The ability to pay attention to the moral, ethical, aesthetical, spiritual and large scale effects of subjects instead of striving for mere short term concrete achievements.
6. The ability to form a versatile view from even apparently paradoxal ideologies, religions, philosophies etc.
7. Leaving all fanaticism and sectarian thought out of the activity and the communication within the society; in other words, an effort for truthfulness before pleading to the subjective partial truth of a certain quarter.
8. An interest to philosophical and ethically functioning satanism / luciferianism.
9. A healthy sense of scepticism towards theological, mystical, occult, scientific, commonplace and even sceptical thoughts, feelings and experiences.
10. Acceptance of the three objectives of the constitution of the Theosophical Society

The three objectives are:

1. To form the nucleus of a universal brotherhood of humanity without distinction to race, colour or creed.
2. To promote the study of comparing theology, philosophy and natural science.
3. To investigate the hidden mysteries of nature and man.

Should you deem that you fulfill these demands and wish to join, write a freely formed application and mail it to the brotherhood. Add a signature, clarification of your name, dating and location. If the application should give a sensible and an enthusiastic impression of the applicant it will propably be approved. Other factors beneficial for the approval in an applicant are:

• The applicant is of age.
• The applicant is not adherent to any specific religion.
• The applicant is not a member of a materialistically and intellectually oriented organizations.
• The applicant is politically unbound.
• Healthy sense of dignity that doesn't include pride nor it's opposite.
• The most important factor of them all: subjective enthusiasm and the fire of the spirit.

There's no charge in joining the society nor in belonging to it.

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