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ARCANE SCHOOL

Founded by American occultist Alice Bailey (1880-1949) and her husband Foster Bailey in 1923, the Arcane School teaches the system of occult philosophy received by Alice Bailey in trance from an entity calling himself the Tibetan master Djwal Khul. The Arcane School aims at initiating and training a "New Group of World Servers" to assist in the work of the Masters of the Great White Lodge. Many of its teachings derive from Theosophy, which Bailey studied extensively before setting up her own school, and its course of study focuses on meditation, study, and service to the Great Plan as a way of life.

The Arcane School seems to have avoided the complex organizational superstructures and bitter politics that beset most of the occult correspondence schools of its time, and remains quietly active at the present. It consists of a series of small study groups and individual students scattered across most of the world, studying Alice Bailey's extensive writings and practicing her forms of meditation. Ironically, despite its small size and inoffensive activities, the Arcane School has been claimed by some fundamentalist Christian conspiracy theorists as the secret controlling body behind all the other conspiracies in the world.

Ubiquitous Consciousness opens with a lesson on energy, vibration, quantum mechanics, resonation, oscillation, and metaphysics. Though it sounds like a heady beginning, its introduction is essential to the discussion, and the relationship between these concepts teaches us how we experience energy through various states. Many of these are familiar to the students of Hermeticism. Chapter Two…