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The Martinist Order was founded in Lyon France, based on the "philosophy" of
four of the most important Masonic cult leaders of the eighteenth century,
Martinez de Pasqually, Louis Claude de Saint-Martin, Jean-Baptiste Willermoz,
and Joseph de Maistre. Although Maistre was not a founding member of
Martinism, his participation in the original founding period, created in Lyon by the
three others, made him one of the most important elements of this original
leadership.
The {Martinist Order}, defined {Martinism} in the following manner:
"{First of all, {What is Martinism?} It is a system of philosophic thought,
essentially Christian in outlook and tradition, which is chiefly based on the
doctrinal tenets of a work called: {Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings in their
Original Virtues, Powers and Qualities}, by a Frenchman of Spanish extraction
named, Martinez Pasquales. This work gives a particular interpretation of
Creation, of the Hierarchy of Beings, the Fall of Man and the way for Man to
regain his original status in the scheme of things...so as to be re-established in his
initial privileges. Martinez Pasquales considers Man to be in exile in this earthly
existence, deprived of his powers. Man's main aim must be, therefore, to work at
becoming restored to the condition that was his originally. This he can achieve by
following a certain technique which constitutes the secret part of Martinez'
doctrine. This technique was taught to him in the Temples of a secret society
founded by him: {The Order of Elus-Cohen}, or elect Priests, from the ranks of
high degree freemasons.}"
The founding principle is presented as Christian in outlook, and Catholic in
tradition, but is, in fact, Gnostic in essence, that is, dominated by what should be
called {Mithraic Stoicism}, or more explicitly, Sado-Masochistic initiations,
which include human sacrifice rituals.
Martinez De Pasqually (1727-1774) first created the {Martinist Order}
around 1754, in Lyon France. Pasqually had been also the founder of the "{Ordre
des Chevaliers Masons Elus Cohen de l'Univers}," a Jewish Cabalistic secret
society whose doctrine was expounded in a book entitled {The Reintegration of
Beings in their Original Virtues, powers and Qualities}, reportedly a 'pseudocommentary'
on the {Pentateuch}.
"Louis Claude de Saint Martin (1743-1803) was initiated into Pasqually's
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