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	'''Esoteric''' doctrines are "hidden doctrines" or "secret traditions" as Freemason A.E. Waite (2003: 5) puts it~~. These~~ are teachings that are either obscured with [[Egotistical, polysyllabic, multi-metaphoric obsfucation\|EPMO]], protected by secretive societies and rituals, or otherwise kept out of "public" view and understanding.		{{navmenu}}
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			'''Esoteric''' doctrines are "hidden doctrines" or "secret traditions" as Freemason A.E. Waite (2003: 5) puts it, these are teachings that are either obscured with [[Egotistical, polysyllabic, multi-metaphoric obsfucation\|EPMO]], protected by secretive societies and rituals, or otherwise kept out of "public" view and understanding. <Ref>Waite, Arthur Edward (2003). ''The Pictorial Key to the Tarot''. Kessinger Publishing.</ref></blockquote>

	Esoteric doctrine is often elite doctrine in as much as the concepts, ideas, and archetypes taught in esoteric doctrine are geared towards creating individuals embedded in hierarchy, comfortable with the expression of authority, and willing to perpetuate the inequalities and hierarchies of this world.		==Syncretic Terms==

	Individuals studying esoteric doctrine are often taught, either overtly or covertly, that they are smarter, more enlightened, or more evolved than those who do not have access, or who cannot "understand" esoteric doctrine. The acceptance of this presumed superiority is typically a ~~pre-requisite for accessing the "hidden" meanings and inner circles of esoteric systems.~~		[[Esoteric Doctrine]] > {{#ask:[[Is a syncretic term::Esoteric Doctrine]]}}

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	~~==See Also==~~		[[Esoteric Doctrine]] > {{#ask:[[Is a related LP term::Exoteric Doctrine]]}}

	~~The [[Book of Slavery]]~~		==Non-LP Related Terms==

	~~The~~ [[~~Book of Power~~]]		[[Esoteric Doctrinee]] > {{#ask:[[Is a related term::Esoteric Doctrine]]}}
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	~~[[Exoteric Doctrine]]~~		Esoteric doctrine is often elite doctrine in as much as the concepts, ideas, and archetypes taught in esoteric doctrine are geared towards creating individuals embedded in hierarchy, comfortable with the expression of authority, and willing to perpetuate the inequalities and hierarchies of this world.

	~~==References==~~		Individuals studying esoteric doctrine are often taught, either overtly or covertly, that they are smarter, more enlightened, or more evolved than those who do not have access, or who cannot "understand" esoteric doctrine. The acceptance of this presumed superiority is typically a pre-requisite for accessing the "hidden" meanings and inner circles of esoteric systems.

	~~Waite~~, ~~Arthur Edward (2003)~~. ''The ~~Pictorial Key to~~ the ~~Tarot.'' Kessinger Publishing~~.

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Mike Sosteric at 02:16, 4 September 2008

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'''Esoteric''' doctrines are "hidden doctrines" or "secret traditions" as Freemason A.E. Waite (2003: 5) puts it. These are teachings that are either obscured with [[Egotistical, polysyllabic, multi-metaphoric obsfucation|EPMO]], protected by secretive societies and rituals, or otherwise kept out of "public" view and understanding.

Esoteric doctrine is often elite doctrine in as much as the concepts, ideas, and archetypes taught in esoteric doctrine are geared towards creating individuals embedded in hierarchy, comfortable with the expression of authority, and willing to perpetuate the inequalities and hierarchies of this world.

Individuals studying esoteric doctrine are often taught, either overtly or covertly, that they are smarter, more enlightened, or more evolved than those who do not have access, or who cannot "understand" esoteric doctrine. The acceptance of this presumed superiority is typically a pre-requisite for accessing the "hidden" meanings and inner circles of esoteric systems.

==See Also==

The [[Book of Slavery]]

The [[Book of Power]]

[[Exoteric Doctrine]]

==References==

Waite, Arthur Edward (2003). ''The Pictorial Key to the Tarot.'' Kessinger Publishing.

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