Gregory
Peters

Gregory Peters is a researcher, practitioner and explorer of consciousness, specializing in the intersection of Eastern and Western esoteric traditions. With more than 35 years immersed in initiatic study and practice, his work explores the magical and energetic dimensions of human experience. He draws from Hermeticism, the Thelemic current, Dzogchen, and Tantra, alongside yoga, alchemy, and the visionary streams of mystical philosophy. Across all of it runs a single nondual thread — the recognition that consciousness is not produced by the world but is the ground in which the world appears.

Alongside his own books, he has worked as an editor and steward of these traditions, co-editing the collected writings of Phyllis Seckler — Soror Meral — in two volumes for Teitan Press, and co-authoring a study of the Shakta Tantra of the Uttarakaulas. He has held governing and transmissional roles within several Western and Eastern initiatic orders, and contributes scholarly papers and lectures across the field.

His research also delves into the ancient Goddess lineages that predate and underpin many spiritual systems, tracing their echoes from prehistory through the mystery schools of Egypt and Greece to the sacred landscapes of India and beyond.