Paradigm[]
The central philosophical paradigm of the Seers is the Hindu philosophy known as Sahaja, which is a Sanskrit word meaning "[passionate] nature".
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Victorian Era[]
The Seers of Chronos (Sahajiya) were renamed to the Cultus Ecstasis in 1867, following Sh'zar the Seer's decision to change the tradition's name because they were straying from their true mission.
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References[]
- MTAs: Cult of Ecstasy Tradition Book, p. 9, 17-21
- MTAs: Tradition Book: Cult of Ecstasy, p. 11, 25-27
| The Council of Nine Mystic Traditions (Mage: The Sorcerers Crusade) |
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| Ahl-i-Batin · Akashic Brotherhood · Chakravanti · Chœur Céleste · Dream-Speakers · Order of Hermes · Seers of Chronos · Solificati · Verbenae |
| The Council of Nine Mystic Traditions (Victorian Mage) |
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| Ahl-i-Batin · Akashayana · Chakravanti · Chorus Celestial · Dream-Speakers · Order of Hermes · Sahajiya · Verbenae |
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