This is groups whose names start with “A”

Adonism

A secretive early 20th-century occult movement that combined sexuality, mysticism, and anti-Christian ideology.

A∴A∴ (Astrum Argentum)

A controversial occult order founded by Aleister Crowley, combining mysticism, ritual, and radical individualism Table of Contents What

Armenian Neopaganism (Hetanism)

A reconstructionist pagan movement rooted in ethnic nationalism, whose spiritual founder collaborated with Nazi Germany. Armenian Neopaganism, known

Alpha et Omega

A mystical offshoot of the Golden Dawn, marked by secrecy and a rich legacy in occult traditions.

Animas Valley Institute

A pioneering organization in the heart of southwest Colorado, dedicated to facilitating deep, transformative connection with nature and the self.

Adawehi

A sanctuary for holistic healing and intentional community living nestled in the North Carolina foothills.

Abraham–Hicks (Esther Hicks)

A pioneering force behind the Law of Attraction, channeling infinite intelligence for personal empowerment.

Astral Doorway (Gene Hart)

Exploring the boundaries of consciousness through astral projection and spiritual awakening.

Assembly of the Body of Christ

An enigmatic spiritual community with roots in the Shepherding Movement, marked by its home-based gatherings and stringent leadership.

Atlas Project

A transformative personal development program with a focus on self-exploration and community building.
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Agni Yoga

A spiritual movement blending Theosophy, mysticism, and esoteric teachings centered on cosmic evolution and inner transformation. Agni Yoga,

Adonism

A secretive early 20th-century occult movement that combined sexuality, mysticism, and anti-Christian ideology.

A∴A∴ (Astrum Argentum)

A controversial occult order founded by Aleister Crowley, combining mysticism, ritual, and radical individualism Table of Contents What

New Jerusalem (Eliud Simiyu)

A Kenyan man who claims to be the second coming of Jesus Christ, whose mud-walled compound a small

Armenian Neopaganism (Hetanism)

A reconstructionist pagan movement rooted in ethnic nationalism, whose spiritual founder collaborated with Nazi Germany. Armenian Neopaganism, known

The Healing Church INRI

A tiny Rhode Island Catholic apostolate that argues cannabis is the holy anointing oil of the Bible, and

Church of The End Times

A small-town church that targeted damaged young women through exorcisms, sexual manipulation, and financial exploitation. The Church of

Lamb of God (Baltimore, Maryland)

A secretive Christian commune in Baltimore, marked by allegations of abuse and strict authoritarian control.

Universal Hagar’s Spiritual Church

A Christian-based spiritual movement blending biblical teachings with mysticism and African American religious traditions.

Ionia (Alaska)

A secluded intentional community focused on macrobiotic living and alternative education.