Society
It is an Esoteric Society dedicated to help everyone to arrange and harmonize aspects of Herself/Himself that she or he will have discovered by themselves.
In Public, as already stated, it operates as a corporation named: "Society of Philosophical Research & Application".
The corporation is completely harmonized with the Laws and the Constitution of Greece.
It is a tutor which helps each person to highlight her/his Inner Abilities that her/himself seeks to achieve and also provides assistance in conquering her/his Inner Goals which her/himself sets by exercising his own Free Will (with adult attitude).
The Order never imposes Inner Goals nor does it shows Mental Aspects to its Members if they do not want to.
It accepts its Members exactly as they are and never seeks to differentiate them in any way.
It is trying to renaissance its Members from their own elements and bring them in contact with their own Inner Guide so that they can open their own wings and fly freely to the Ethers of their Personal Happiness.
In Ancient Greece the Inner Guide was called: Demon (Daimonion). Plutarch in his work: "All about Socrates’s Demon" elaborates on this subject.
In Public, as already stated, it operates as a corporation named: "Society of Philosophical Research & Application".
The corporation is completely harmonized with the Laws and the Constitution of Greece.
It is a tutor which helps each person to highlight her/his Inner Abilities that her/himself seeks to achieve and also provides assistance in conquering her/his Inner Goals which her/himself sets by exercising his own Free Will (with adult attitude).
The Order never imposes Inner Goals nor does it shows Mental Aspects to its Members if they do not want to.
It accepts its Members exactly as they are and never seeks to differentiate them in any way.
It is trying to renaissance its Members from their own elements and bring them in contact with their own Inner Guide so that they can open their own wings and fly freely to the Ethers of their Personal Happiness.
In Ancient Greece the Inner Guide was called: Demon (Daimonion). Plutarch in his work: "All about Socrates’s Demon" elaborates on this subject.
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