Utierian

Utierian is a term used to describe a person who is a member of the Utierian Church, a religious movement founded by the American author and philosopher Robert Anton Wilson. The Utierian Church is a syncretic religion that combines elements from various spiritual traditions, including Christianity, Buddhism, and various New Age philosophies. The term "Utierian" is derived from the name of the church's founder, who used the pseudonym "Robert Anton Wilson" for his religious writings.

The Utierian Church was officially established in 1975, and its teachings are based on the concept of the "Great Work," which is a spiritual journey that involves the purification of the soul and the attainment of enlightenment. The church's beliefs and practices are outlined in a series of books written by Wilson, including "The Illuminatus! Trilogy" and "The Cosmic Trigger."

Utierians believe in the existence of a divine entity known as the "Great White Brotherhood," which is said to be a collective consciousness that guides the spiritual evolution of humanity. The church's rituals and ceremonies are designed to help individuals connect with this divine entity and achieve spiritual enlightenment.

The Utierian Church has a global following, with members located in various countries around the world. The church's headquarters are located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and it operates a network of temples and meditation centers in different locations. The church's teachings and practices are open to all, regardless of their religious background or beliefs.