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Dion Fortune
British occultist, ceremonial magician, and writer (1890-1946)
- Dated 6 December 1890 CE – 8 January 1946 CE
- Also called Violet Mary Firth, Violet Mary Firth Evans, Violet M. Firth
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Belonged toChristianity
Abrahamic monotheistic religionHas references -
Belonged toTheosophy
religion founded by Helena BlavatskyHas references - Belonged to
Western esotericism
range of related ideas and movements that have developed in the Western worldHas references -
Belonged toEsoteric Christianity
Christian theologyHas references
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How Dion Fortune connects
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- was influenced by analytical psychology Jungian theories
- was influenced by ascended master spiritually enlightened beings in Theosophy and New Age movements
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was influenced by Helena Blavatsky Russian occult writer (1831-1891) -
was influenced by The Birth of Tragedy 1872 essay by Friedrich Nietzsche - was influenced by Theodore Moriarty Irish Freemason & occultist (1873-1923)
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was influenced by Theosophical Society organization advancing theosophical thought
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