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Founding of the Agasha Temple of Wisdom
Richard Zenor, a spiritual medium, established the Agasha Temple of Wisdom in Los Angeles, California. He claimed to channel messages from a spiritual entity named Agasha, aiming to share spiritual teachings with others. -
Increased Public Awareness
The temple gained attention after the publication of Telephone Between Two Worlds by journalist James Crenshaw, which featured Zenor and the temple's activities, introducing their teachings to a broader audience. -
Publication of "Maggie Answers You"
Richard Zenor published Maggie Answers You, a book compiling spiritual lessons he received through mediumship, providing guidance on living a balanced and enlightened life. -
Compilation of Teachings in "Agasha, Master of Wisdom"
William Eisen, a temple member, compiled Zenor’s teachings into the book Agasha, Master of Wisdom, documenting the temple’s philosophy and making it more accessible to those seeking spiritual knowledge. -
Leadership Transition
Following Zenor's death in 1978, Geary Salvat became the new leader of the temple, continuing its mission and teachings. -
Ongoing Activities
The Agasha Temple of Wisdom remains active, promoting self-awareness, karma, reincarnation, and spiritual growth through services, classes, and events.