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Benjamin Creme Museum, Los Angeles

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About Benjamin Creme Museum

The Benjamin Creme Museum in Los Angeles showcases the artistic and spiritual work of Benjamin Creme, an international speaker and chief editor of Share International magazine. Visitors explore gallery exhibitions featuring Creme's esoteric paintings created beginning in 1964. These symbolic works interpret theosophical ideas drawn from Helena Blavatsky and Alice Bailey while engaging with artistic pioneers like Kandinsky and Mondrian. The paintings express abstract esoteric principles through meditation-inspired symbolism. The museum presents information about Creme's teachings regarding Maitreya the World Teacher and the Masters of Wisdom. Visitors also learn about Transmission Meditation, a group practice Creme introduced, and can view materials documenting his lifetime of work in esoteric philosophy. The museum welcomes those interested in exploring esoteric art, theosophy, and spiritual traditions.

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Admission is free. The venue says: “All admissions are free”

Hours: Saturday–Sunday 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; closed Monday–Friday

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