Gnosis Magazine was a quarterly magazine devoted to the exploration of the spiritual and esoteric paths of the Western Hemisphere.

Between 1985 and 1999, GNOSIS Magazine was the only widely available, serious journal devoted to Western esoteric and spiritual traditions. It was highly acclaimed by numerous authors and scholars in the field and was fondly regarded by its many readers.

Gnosis Back Issues Gnosis #1 (Fall-Winter '85-'86) Gnosticism: Ancient & Modern Includes the Mysterious Revelations of Philip K. Dick, an interview with Gnostic scholar Gilles Quispel, and David Fideler and Stephan Hoeller on the Gnostic myths, more.

Gnosis Magazine 1985-1999: San Francisco -- The Spring of 1999 marked the end of the successful 14-year run of GNOSIS Magazine. GNOSIS concluded with #51, its ground-breaking issue on "the Grail," including a controversial exposé of the Priory of Zion hoax, years before the popularity of Daniel Brown's best-seller "The Da Vinci Code."

The Dark Face of Gnosis by Erik Davis Tuning into alien signals and divine noise, with gnostic negativity. 42 Iblis, The Black Light by Peter Lamborn Wilson Satan(ism) in Islam and among the heretical Yezidis in Iran. 48 Fundamental Differences by Richard Smoley An analysis of the conservative Christian attack on the New Age. 52 The Redemption ...

Working on the Inner Side: The GNOSIS Interview with Nicholas Whitehead by Martha J. Shultz A lively conversation about Christianity, magic, initiation, and the mystery of the redemption.

Gnosis: Study and Commentaries on the Esoteric Tradition of Eastern Orthodoxy, Book 2 by Boris Mouravieff, translated by S.A. Wissa, Manek d'Oncieu, and Robin Amis; The Changing Light at Sandover by James Merrill

"'Gnosis' is the Greek word for knowledge, particularly divine knowledge: the knowledge of God. The idea that individuals can unite with the divine - and thus 'know' God - is one of the perennial keynotes of mysticism."

In the years since its founding, the Lumen Foundation has initiated occasional projects besides GNOSIS, including pilgrimages to sacred sites, and GNOSIS study groups. However, the publication of GNOSIS Magazine has been its primary project up to the present.

What is Esotericism? The GNOSIS Interview with Antoine Faivre by Richard Smoley & Jay Kinney The noted Frency scholar discusses the Western esoteric traditions, gnosis, and the main exponents of European occultism. 70 Book Reviews. Maud Gonne: A Biography by Margaret Ward; Yeats Annual #9: Yeats and Women edited by Deirdre Toomey