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People

The people behind the ideas Omzoe works with — the authors, teachers and practitioners whose thinking the Compass and the practice draw on, and what each of them actually said.

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  • Author · Teacher

    Genevieve Behrend

    Teacher and writer who translated Thomas Troward’s Mental Science into visualisation exercises for popular readers.

    A Mental Science teacher whose writing made Troward’s ideas available through visualisation and concentration practices.

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    Gerald Oster

    The biophysicist whose 1973 Scientific American paper described auditory beats in the brain and launched modern acoustic inquiry.

    Biophysicist whose 1973 Scientific American article introduced auditory brainstem beats to modern science, later widely cited across acoustic self-help.

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  • Author · Founder

    Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

    Russian-born esoteric writer and co-founder of the Theosophical Society whose synthesis shaped modern occult and New Age thought.

    The co-founder of the Theosophical Society and author of The Secret Doctrine, whose eclectic esotericism supplied much of the vocabulary of later New Age culture.

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    Israel Regardie

    Anglo-American occult writer and archivist whose publication of Golden Dawn papers preserved modern ceremonial-magic source texts.

    The author of The Tree of Life and compiler of The Golden Dawn, who preserved Western esoteric rituals in print and read them alongside depth psychology.

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    James Allen

    English essayist whose As a Man Thinketh made a moral philosophy of thought central to self-help culture.

    The essayist behind As a Man Thinketh, a brief and enduring work that links habitual thought, character and conduct.

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    James Redfield

    American novelist whose self-published adventure story The Celestine Prophecy became a landmark of 1990s New Age publishing.

    The author of The Celestine Prophecy, whose 1993 parable of Peruvian manuscripts and meaningful coincidence captured the aspirations of 1990s spiritual fiction.

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    James Vicary

    The market researcher whose fabricated cinema "experiment" created the subliminal advertising myth.

    The man behind the "Eat Popcorn" cinema story — and its quiet confession — a case study in why hidden-influence claims deserve scrutiny before belief.

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    Jane Roberts

    American poet, novelist and author of the Seth material, a foundational body of late-twentieth-century New Age texts.

    The New York writer whose Seth Speaks and The Nature of Personal Reality introduced the phrase “you create your own reality” to New Age thought.

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    Jeffrey Thompson

    A sound practitioner and composer whose psychoacoustic recordings introduced frequency-based listening to wellness audiences.

    Founder of the Center for Neuroacoustic Research whose ambient recordings framed sound as an acoustic instrument for sleep and contemplation.

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    • Rest and sleep
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    Jerry Hicks

    American co-author and audio publisher who organized and distributed the Abraham-Hicks body of work.

    The publisher and co-author who structured the Abraham-Hicks dialogues, cassette series and Hay House books for a mass self-help readership.

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    Jiddu Krishnamurti

    Indian-born philosopher and speaker who dissolved the religious order built for him and questioned spiritual authority.

    The speaker and author of Freedom from the Known, who rejected guru authority and invited direct inquiry into conditioning, fear and attention.

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    Joe Dispenza

    Chiropractor and contemporary workshop leader whose books blend guided meditation, visualisation and speculative mind-body claims.

    The author of Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, whose popular retreats pair rehearsal meditation with contested neuroscience and health claims.

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