Martinism represents a branch of Christian mysticism and esoteric Christianity, primarily focusing on the narrative of humanity's spiritual fall and redemption.

This tradition explores the concept of the first man's fall from grace, leading to a materialistic existence that is distanced from his original divine essence.

Central to Martinist belief is the concept of 'Reintegration,' which refers to the spiritual journey and process through which humans can return to their original, divinely connected state.
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Sources:

Baader, Franz von. "Enseignement secrets de Martinez de Pasqually."
Ambelain, Robert. "Martinists." In Man Myth and Magic 62. London: Purnell, 1971.
Churton, Tobias. Occult Paris: The Lost Magic of the Belle Époque. Rochester, Vermont: Inner Traditions, 2016.
Restivo, M. "Martinez de Pasqually and the Elus Cohens."
De Pasqually, Martinez. Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings Into Their Original Estate, Virtues, and Powers Both Spiritual and Divine. Septentrione Books, 1775.
SaintMartin. Theosophic Correspondence.
Ambelain, R. Le Martinisme, 1946.
Ambelain, R. Le Martinisme Contemporain, 1948.
Restivo, M. "LouisClaude de SaintMartin and the Supérieurs Inconnus."
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Apiryon, Tau. "Docteur Gérard Encausse." 1995.
Laurant, JeanPierre. "Le problème de René Guénon ou Quelques questions posées par les rapports de sa vie et de son œuvre." In Revue de l'histoire des religions, tome 179, n°1, 1971.
R.G.S. "Février Occultiste." In L'Initiation, Revue Philosophique Indépendante des Hautes Etudes Martinistes, vol 82, year 22, n°2, January 1909.
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⌛ Chapters:

0:00 What Is Martinism?
1:14 The Three Founding Fathers Of The Three Martinist Orders
2:20 Martinez de Pasqually
6:59 JeanBaptiste Willermoz
13:30 Louis Claude de SaintMartin
18:53 The Legacy of Saint Martin
21:39 The Formation Of The Martinist Order
25:38 Rounding Up The Three Branches Of Martinism
29:24 Modern Martinism and the AMORC Connection
34:38 Question and Outro
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