A Short History of the Fellowship |
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Centers were eventually established in
Asia, Australia, Central and
South America, and—after the fall of the Berlin
wall—in Russia and Eastern Europe. As these centers grew and developed,
members were encouraged to travel around the world to transmit the practice to newer members and to study related subjects and arts. Apollo, as the main center, received visiting members from
all parts of the globe, and served to instruct members in the core teaching and
its application in the simple moments of daily living. By visiting and spending
time at Apollo, each member was able to return
to his or her center with renewed energy and understanding both for their own
work and for the life of the center.
Today the Fellowship has approximately 1,500 members and maintains over 50
centers in various countries around the world. Along with the aim of making its
teachings and practices available in all parts of the world, the
increase in the diversity of its membership has transformed the Fellowship into
an international spiritual organization that recognizes and learns from each of
the esoteric traditions throughout recorded time.
