Archeosofica is a school of esoteric Christianity founded by Tommaso Palamidessi in 1968 in Rome. It offers a program of research on Archeosophy.World Religion and Spirituality Project: https://wrldrels.org/2020/02/19/archeosophy/
The school is free and supplies booklets and other texts.
Beliefs Archeosofica proposes a form of "ascesis" or asceticism:Encyclopedia of New Religious Movements, the article on "Archeosophy" by P.L. Zoccatelli in Peter B. Clarke (ed.), Londra - New York: Routledge, 2006, p. 38-39.C. Gatto Trocchi, Magia ed esoterismo in Italia, Milano: Mondadori, 1990, p. 142-145. Physiological and psychosomatic asceticism to maintain physical well-being. Social asceticism, which is the effort and action to become a perfect citizen and to make oneself a spokesman of a "new society". Mystical asceticism through intense devotion. Theurgical asceticism, or ritual asceticism. Magical asceticism. Cosmic asceticism. "Sapiential" and "initiatic" asceticism, or the spiritual elevation of oneself through knowledge and practice.
Subjects of Archeosophy are explained in a series of booklets. There are about 50 Booklets on various subjects such as esoteric Christianity, reincarnation, out of body experiences, meditation, clairvoyance, esotericism, alchemy, religious symbolism, mysticism, and so on.A complete list of the booklets can be found on the Archeosophical Society site
Select bibliography
I poteri occulti dell'uomo e lo yoga tantrico indo-tibetano, Turin: Spartaco Giovene, 1945 (2nd ed. Archeosofica 1988, 3rd ed. Arkeios ). La tecnica sessuale dello yoga tantrico indo-tibetano, Turin: Edizioni Grande Opera, 1948 (2nd ed. Archeosofica 1988, 3rd ed. Arkeios ). Archeosofia, 5 volumes, Rome: Archeosofica, 1985-1988 (2nd ed. Arkeios 2001, ).
See also Archeosophical Society Archeosophy Tommaso Palamidessi
References
External links The official aite of the Archeosophical Society The official site of the Italian Archeosofica