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Georges Soulès (11 November 1907 – 26 August 1986), known by his pen name Raymond Abellio, was a French writer.[1]

Raymond Abellio
Born	Georges Soulès (1907-11-11)11 November 1907 Toulouse, France
Died	26 August 1986(1986-08-26) (aged 78) Nice, France
Resting place	Cimetière d'Auteuil, Paris, France
Occupation	Novelist, essayist, philosopher
Education	École Polytechnique
Notable awards	Prix Sainte-Beuve (1946) Prix des Deux Magots (1980)

Life

Abellio went to the École Polytechnique and then took part in the X-Crise Group.[2] He advocated far-left ideas, but like many other technocrats, he joined the Vichy regime during the Second World War and became in 1942 secretary general of Eugène Deloncle's far-right Mouvement Social Révolutionnaire (MSR) party.[3] He then participated in Marcel Déat's attempt of creating a unified Collaborationist party. In April and September 1943 he participated in the Days of the Mont-Dore, an assembly of collaborationist personalities under the patronage of Philippe Pétain.[4] After the Liberation, he was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment in absentia for Collaborationism, and escaped to Switzerland. However, he was pardoned in 1952 and went on to start a literary career.

Besides his literary career, under the influence of Pierre de Combas, he developed an interest in esoterism, and especially astrology. He was also interested in the possibility of a secret numerical code in the Bible, a subject that he developed in La Bible, document chiffré in 1950, and later in Introduction à une théorie des nombres bibliques, in 1984. He proposed in particular that the number of the beast, 666, was the key number of life, a manifestation of the holy trinity on all possible levels, material, animist and spiritual. He has also written on the philosophy of rugby football.[5]

Beginning in 1974 he edited the Recherches avancées book series for Fayard.

Works

• with André Mahé La Fin du nihilisme - 1943 (signed under his actual name, Georges Soulès)
• Heureux les pacifiques - 1946
• Les yeux d'Ézéchiel sont ouverts - 1949
• Vers un nouveau prophétisme : essai sur le rôle politique du sacré et la situation de Lucifer dans le monde moderne - 1950
• La Bible, document chiffré : essai sur la restitution des clefs de la science numérale secrète. Tome 1. Clefs générales - 1950
• La Bible, document chiffré : essai sur la restitution des clefs de la science numérale secrète. Tome 2. Les Séphiroth et les 5 premiers versets de la Genèse - 1950
• Assomption de l'Europe -1954
• with Paul Sérant Au seuil de l'ésotérisme : précédé de : l'Esprit moderne et la tradition - 1955
• La fosse de Babel - 1962
• La Structure absolue - 1965
• Hommages à Robert Brasillach - 1965
• Guénon, oui. Mais... in Planète n°15, April 1970
• La Fin de l'Ésotérisme - 1973
• Sol Invictus - 1981 (winner of the Prix des Deux-Magots)
• Montségur - 1982
• Visages immobiles - 1983
• Introduction à une théorie des nombres bibliques - 1984
• Manifeste de la nouvelle Gnose - 1989 (edited by Marie-Thérèse de Brosses and Charles Hirsch)
• Fondements d'éthique - 1994

References

На других языках

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- [en] Raymond Abellio

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[ru] Абеллио, Раймон

Раймон Абеллио (фр. Raymond Abellio; настоящее имя — Жорж Сауль (Georges Soulès); 11 ноября 1907, Тулуза — 26 августа 1986, Ницца)[2] — французский философ гностического толка. Также известен как писатель-эссеист и романист.

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