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The Externalisation of the Hierarchy

nodeOccult & Esoteric
A book most people wrote off as mystical fantasy laid out a plan that later events seemed to follow.
Who they are

Alice Bailey (1880–1949), founder of the Lucis Trust and author of a channeled body of writings[1].

What they do

The record calls her 1947 book The Externalisation of the Hierarchy the plan document.

How it works

Bailey published the book in 1947. Most readers dismissed it as fringe esoteric speculation. Its final section describes 'Stages in the Externalisation of the Hierarchy'. The record links the book to Bailey's role as founder of the Lucis Trust and to her channeled writings. The record does not claim the book's contents are true, that they were carried out, or that any group acted on them.

Why it matters

It shows how a text treated as fantasy can still be read as a blueprint for later events.

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The corpus records: "In 1947, Alice Bailey published The Externalisation of the Hierarchy 1 , a book that most readers readily dismissed as fringe esoteric speculation." Cross-sourced to archive.org — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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