The Causa nostra (Latin for “Our Cause”) is a circle of people who feel united by common spiritual and philosophical convictions. They are not a tightly knit organization, but a loosely connected circle of friends united around a common goal: the knowledge and realization of higher truths.
The Causa nostra has its roots in the paracosmology of the Ilu doctrine and is oriented towards European culture, in particular the tradition of Plato, Homer, Dante, Leonardo da Vinci, Kant, Goethe and Schill
The Causa nostra (Latin for “Our Cause”) is a circle of people who feel united by common spiritual and philosophical convictions. They are not a tightly knit organization, but a loosely connected circle of friends united around a common goal: the knowledge and realization of higher truths.
The Causa nostra has its roots in the paracosmology of the Ilu doctrine and is oriented towards European culture, in particular the tradition of Plato, Homer, Dante, Leonardo da Vinci, Kant, Goethe and Schill