Mark-Age
- Miami, FL: [Mark-Age MetaCenter], 1962
Miami, FL: [Mark-Age MetaCenter], 1962. Mark-Age archive. 22 items: Gloria Lee Lives!; Unified Space Program to World Leaders; The Hierarchal Plan Book One; The Hierarchal Plan Book Five; 8 Bulletins (1-7,11); 3 Compilation & Analysis of Impending Events Releases (1-4,5,6); Key Unit Coordination Report; Mark-Age publication list and order form; List and order form for Mark-Age Bulletins & Releases; History of the Origin of All Things; Coordination Report Number 1; Manned Space Flight; Cosmon Meditations. The collection is comprised of about 22 printed self study courses and other pamphlets by Mark-Age, Inc. This collection covers the first two years of this groups existence. Rare. Mark-Age was founded as the Mark-Age MetaCenter in 1960 in Miami, Florida by Pauline Sharpe and Charles Boyd Gentzel. Both were channelers, and Sharpe was a contactee. Charles Boyd Gentzel was known as Mark and Pauline Sharpe was known within the group as Nada-Yolanda. While it was officially founded in 1960, the group was based on a spiritual message Gentzel had supposedly received in 1956, with the name "Mark-Age" being "revealed" in 1949, which was deepened by a second message on the significance of the name six years later.
Mark-Age was affiliated with Gloria Lee, the founder of the Cosmon Research Foundation. She died in 1962 during a hunger strike, communicating with the group shortly before her death, and after her death members claimed to commune with her. The year after her death they published Gloria Lee Lives! which purported to be her communications from beyond.
Among their services were classes, seminars, and as sponsors for leaders in the growing metaphysical, self-help arena. Mark-Age has published books, booklets, courses, magazines, and audiocassettes for an international membership of individuals, churches, schools, universities, and independent study groups. Mark-Age is a contactee or UFO religion, as well as a New Age one, with Christian elements. Their beliefs are heavily influenced by Theosophy.
Mark-Age was affiliated with Gloria Lee, the founder of the Cosmon Research Foundation. She died in 1962 during a hunger strike, communicating with the group shortly before her death, and after her death members claimed to commune with her. The year after her death they published Gloria Lee Lives! which purported to be her communications from beyond.
Among their services were classes, seminars, and as sponsors for leaders in the growing metaphysical, self-help arena. Mark-Age has published books, booklets, courses, magazines, and audiocassettes for an international membership of individuals, churches, schools, universities, and independent study groups. Mark-Age is a contactee or UFO religion, as well as a New Age one, with Christian elements. Their beliefs are heavily influenced by Theosophy.
Details
Title
Mark-Age
Author
Sharpe, Pauline and Charles Boyd Gentzel
Condition
Unknown
Publisher
[Mark-Age MetaCenter]: Miami, FL
Date
1962