Birth and Education:
Serge Raynaud de la Ferrière was born in Paris and showed an early interest in various disciplines, including philosophy, science, art, and ancient cultures.
Beginnings in Initiatic Philosophy:
He became interested in the relationship between humanity and the universe, as well as in philosophy, medicine, theology, and parapsychology.
Founding of the Universal Great Brotherhood:
In 1948, he founded the Universal Great Brotherhood in Latin America, with the goal of promoting an integrative vision of knowledge and spirituality.
Proposal for the Union of Science and Religion:
De la Ferrière advocated for a rapprochement between science and religion, aiming to embody the archetype of the New Age of Aquarius.
Travels and Dissemination of His Work:
He traveled across various continents, spreading his message and establishing spiritual colonies, such as the ashram in El Limón, Venezuela.
Death:
He passed away on December 27, 1962.
Legacy:
His work has influenced numerous groups and movements seeking personal and social transformation through the integration of knowledge and spirituality.
The Universal Great Brotherhood, which he founded, remains active in several countries, promoting his teachings and principles.
He is recognized for his integrative vision and his pursuit of a synthesis among different fields of knowledge.
