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Essene is a term that refers to an ancient Jewish sect that flourished in the 1st century CE. The term "Essene" comes from the Greek name "hypo sto," meaning "people of re-admission or re-validation," and is sometimes also spelled "Essenes."

The Essene sect was a Jewish mystical movement that is believed to have had a significant influence on the development of early Christianity. They were known for their unique teachings and practices, which likely took place in a desert community in southern Judea, in what is now known as Israel. It is also thought that some Essenes may have been recluses or ascetics, who adhered to strict celibacy and other monastic disciplines.

The Essene sect is thought to have reached its peak during the 1st century CE, a time of great turmoil and upheaval in the Roman Empire. Some accounts suggest that the Essenes were a close to the John the Baptist and the early Christians, and that John's mission to prepare the way for Jesus's coming may have been closely tied to the Essene community. They were known to revere wisdom, knowledge, and spiritual practices, often incorporating elements of Greek and Eastern contemplative practices.

Studies about Essene have shed some light into the inner workings of the sect, different theories pointed to distinct esoteric practices, spiritual contemplations, an inner governed community with priests, teachers, and recognized bib-bical prophecy and in their overall explanation of John fUS. preparations emphasizing inner spirituality, shared work and strong equality of everyone. Some say that some old remnants maybe part of this timeline left through communion of superior Tahoe shortcutaney.