- Mystica
 - Encyclopedia on occult, mysticism, magic, and more. - The Mystic.org
- Teachings, principles, and techniques of mysticism from around the world and across centuries of time.
- Spiritual Travel
- Presents various paths of spiritual growth that allow the individual to explore and learn from voluntary out-of-body psychic and mystical states.
- Hermetic Philosophy and the Mystery of Being
- Essays and exercises on Eastern and Western hermetic and mystical philosophies, based on personal experiences and research of ancient Egyptian and Greek religions and modern mystical and esoteric traditions.
- Rumi, Mevlana Jalaleddin (1207-1273)@
- Martinus Institute
- Provides biographical, publication, and Institute information.
- Who's Who in the History of Mysticism
- Reflecting mystical figures or texts in the West.
- MasterPath
- Overview of "The Divine Teachings of Light and Sound".
- Christ Path, The
- Written for traditional and contemporary Christian mystics.
- Journal of the Western Mystery Tradition
- Includes information on the different traditions that make up the Western mystery tradition.
- Spiritual Growth
- Instant answers to questions from your own inner self. Selections from major teachers and avatars with links to spiritual sites.
- Mysticism during the Talmudic Era
- Features the biblical vision of the chariot, secret teachings, and more.
- Anamchara
- Carl McColman's virtual sanctuary for contemplative prayer, Celtic spirituality, medieval mysticism, and interfaith dialogue between Christians, Buddhists, Neopagans, and others.
- Christian Mystic's Outreach
- Offering contemplative prayer lessons, student experiences, and links.
- MildEye
- Mystical and spiritual true stories, as experienced by ordinary people.
- Byzant Encyclopedia of Biography and Quotations
- Biographies of significant figures in the history of mysticism, with biographical details, quotations, pictures, and links to further information.
- Anchorhold
- The window of my cell open to all who seek life, hope, truth, the spiritual and meaning in their lives.
- Godfriends
- The Continental Medieval mystics.
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