2026 Ballarat Gnosis Course
Begins: February 1, 2026
Class details
The Ballarat Gnostic Centre brings the Gnostic teachings to Ballarat and the Central Highlands. New courses usually open with a free introductory talk at a public venue in Ballarat — most recently the Ballarat Library on Doveton Street North — and continue as weekly classes hosted locally, with full venue details shared when you register.
Classes work through the topics of our introductory Gnosis course, combining esoteric psychology, philosophy and practical meditation. If this is all new to you, start with what Gnosis is, or browse our frequently asked questions.
Ready to begin? Contact the Ballarat centre using the form below and we'll help you join the current course or the next intake — or see all Gnosis classes across Melbourne and regional Victoria.
Where we meet
Introductory talks at public venues in Ballarat; ongoing weekly classes hosted locally — details shared when you register
Recent venue
Ballarat Library, 178 Doveton Street North, Ballarat Central — get directions
Class day
Varies by course — currently Sundays; see the current Ballarat course
Cost
When a new course opens, the introductory talk is free; ongoing classes ask a suggested $15 a week
Organiser
Mimi
Service area
Ballarat and the Central Highlands — Wendouree, Sebastopol, Delacombe, Buninyong, Creswick, Daylesford and surrounding towns
What you can study
Weekly classes in Ballarat work through a 33-lecture program covering meditation, esoteric psychology, Kabbalah, alchemy and more. Begin exploring the teachings now, then experience them in class.
Common questions
Course introductions are usually held at a public venue in central Ballarat — most recently the Ballarat Library on Doveton Street North. Ongoing weekly classes are hosted locally, and we share the venue details when you register.
When a new course opens in Ballarat, the introductory talk is free. Ongoing weekly classes ask a contribution of $15 a week — and if that is beyond your means, you are still welcome to attend.
No. Gnosis is verified through your own direct experience rather than belief, and no prior study is expected. Curiosity is the only prerequisite — read more about what Gnosis is.
The Ballarat centre is coordinated by Mimi. Email ballaratgnosis@gmail.com or use the contact form on this page with any questions about joining.
Courses open through the year — the most recent began in August 2026 at the Ballarat Library. See the Ballarat Gnosis course page, or email us about the next intake.
The introductory program runs through 33 lectures on esoteric psychology, meditation, Kabbalah, alchemy and more — see the full list of topics we study.
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