Frater Achad

Frater Achad was the occult name adopted by Charles Stansfeld Jones, an English individual born in 1886 and who passed away in 1950. The term 'Frater' itself signifies 'brother,' often used within religious or fraternal orders. Within esoteric circles, Frater Achad is recognized as an occultist. His designation as 'Frater Achad' places him alongside other notable figures in occultism who used similar appellations, such as Frater Albertus, Frater Perdurabo (Aleister Crowley), and Frater Saturnus (Karl Germer).

The Wikipedia entry lists "Frater Achad" under the "Title" category within "People," specifically noting his English nationality and his profession as an occultist. The context provided by the source indicates that this title was used by individuals who were part of certain organizational structures or traditions that employed such designations. While the provided text does not detail his specific contributions or teachings, it establishes his identity and his association with the occult field.