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Ordre Martinistes Souverains

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The Ordre Martinistes Souverains (O∴M∴S∴) is an independent Martinist Order founded in the Fall of 2013 which claims to exist "for the sole purpose of transmitting the Light of Martinism, void of any political or monetary aims, a sovereign order helping to raise and elevate other sovereigns".^[1]

The Ordre is a return to free Martinism, welcoming any all and all Martinists of good repute and upright conduct.

Lineages

The OMS possesses the primary initiatic lineages of Martinism through

• The Papus-Chaboseau lineage
• The Russian lineage of Friedrich Tiemann von Berend^[2]
• The Russian lineage of Saint Jean l’Apôtre^[3]
• Various other minor or yet to be named lineages

The Work

Temple Locations^[4]

United States

• Austin, Texas
• Cincinnati, Ohio
• Colorado Springs, Colorado
• Houston, Texas
• Sacramento, California

Brazil

• Port Alegre

Canada

• Peterborough, Ontario

Greece

• Athens

Norway

• Undisclosed location

Sweden

• Stockholm

United Kingdom

• London

References