Martin Euser

Summary

Martin Euser is a human^[1]. He worked as a theosophist^[2], religious writer^[3], and spiritual teacher^[4].

Key Facts

• Martin Euser held citizenship in Kingdom of the Netherlands^[5].
• Martin Euser's professions included theosophist^[2].
• Martin Euser worked as a religious writer^[3].
• Martin Euser's professions included spiritual teacher^[4].
• Martin Euser's education included a stint at Utrecht University^[6].
• A notable work attributed to Martin Euser is Pythagorean Triangles and Musical Proportions^[7].
• Martin Euser's religion is recorded as Theosophy^[8].
• Martin Euser's religion is recorded as Western esotericism^[9].
• Martin Euser's religion is recorded as New Thought^[10].
• Martin Euser is recorded as male^[11].
• Martin Euser's instance of is recorded as human^[12].
• Martin Euser's residence is recorded as Elst^[13].
• Martin Euser's residence is recorded as Utrecht^[14].
• Martin Euser's website account on is recorded as Scribd^[15].
• Martin Euser's website account on is recorded as Scribd^[16].
• Martin Euser's website account on is recorded as Scribd^[17].
• Martin Euser's website account on is recorded as Internet Archive^[18].
• Martin Euser's Open Library ID is recorded as OL3875064A^[19].
• Martin Euser's Internet Archive ID is recorded as @gnostic_researcher^[20].
• Martin Euser's official website is recorded as http://m_euser.tripod.com/^[21].
• Martin Euser's official website is recorded as http://meuser.awardspace.com/^[22].
• Martin Euser's email address is recorded as mailto:ResonanceSelf@pm.com^[23].
• Martin Euser's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English^[24].
• Martin Euser's official blog URL is recorded as http://members.tripod.com/m_euser/blog/^[25].
• Martin Euser's official blog URL is recorded as https://theosophy.net/profiles/blog/list?user=2o8nmypxwm6nv^[26].

Body

Education

Martin Euser was educated at Utrecht University^[6].

Career and Affiliations

Recorded occupations include theosophist^[2], religious writer^[3], and spiritual teacher^[4].

Works and Contributions

A notable work attributed to Martin Euser is Pythagorean Triangles and Musical Proportions^[7].

Personal Life

Religious affiliations include Theosophy^[8], a new religious movement^[27]; Western esotericism^[9], a religion^[28]; and New Thought^[10], a new religious movement^[29], founded in 1846^[30].

FAQs

What did Martin Euser do for work?

Martin Euser worked as theosophist^[2], religious writer^[3], and spiritual teacher^[4].

Where did Martin Euser go to school?

Martin Euser was educated at Utrecht University^[6].