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Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov (1900-1986) philosopher, educator and spiritual teacher of Bulgarian origin, arrived in France in 1937 at the request of his Master, Peter Deunov. In this new country he will give most of his teachings. He is a « bearer of light », a brotherly being, accessible, enthusiastic and refreshing, a model. His life testifies of a perfect consistency between his thought, his word and his deeds. He gives more than 5000 conferences, through which he explores human nature on all levels: individual, familial, social, spiritual and planetary. He, whom his followers called Master, oriental term referring to personal mastery and pedagogical talent, says to us: « What I would like through this teaching is to give you ideas about life, about yourself, how you are built, what relationship you have with the whole universe, and what exchanges you should do with the universe which is Life. »

Biography of the Master Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

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Early Life in Varna, Bulgaria

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov was born in the village of Serbtzi, Macedonia on 31 January 1900 and later lived in Varna, Bulgaria. His youth was marked by many difficulties: the early death of his father, extreme poverty, constant social unrest and war were for him opportunities to develop his willpower, his consciousness and his spiritual life, as well as his desire to be useful to all humankind.

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Biography of the Master Beïnça Douno (Peter Deunov)

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Peter Deunov, his initiatory name Beïnça Douno, born July 11, 1864 in Bulgaria, near Varna.
After high school, he enrolled in 1883 at the theology department of the American Methodist school of Svichetov, where he is preparing to become a pastor and evangelical missionary.

In 1888, he moved to the United States with the intention to pursue graduate studies in theology and medicine.
 
A graduate of Boston University in 1895, he returned to Bulgaria, where his graduate studies in theology make him an authority so as to receive several job proposals from various churches. He refuses them, not wanting to associate to the limited thinking of Protestantism or dogmatic vision of orthodox Christianity.

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