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Spiritual Hierarchy is a term that comes from Theosophy, also knows as the Ageless Wisdom teachings. It represents a group of self-realised people, and their disciples, who are best known as the Masters of Wisdom. They help humanity from behind the scenes on the invisible mental plane but are now increasingly making their existence known on the physical plane, mostly in the shape of miracles. According to the Ageless Teachings, Maitreya, the World Teacher or the Christ, is the head of the Spiritual Hierarchy.

Also known as White Brotherhood, Society of Illumined Minds, Planetary center of Love-Wisdom, The Kingdom of God, the Spiritual Kingdom or the Kingdom of souls. "... made up of the Masters and initiates of all degrees and whose purpose is to implement the Plan of God." From: the 'Glossary of esoteric terms' of the Share International website. For more see: http://www.share-international.org/background/glossary/g_main.htm

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