Chief amongst these, was the affinity the Grandmasters experienced with Max Hiendel and his Rosicrucian After WWII however, was when the Lectorium Rosicrucian, inspired by the chain of the Universal Brotherhood

seven principles of the old consciousness, represented by seven 'royal personalities', must perish in order This book contains the original Rosicrucian text with detailed explanations by Jan van Rijckenborgh.

The classical Rosicrucians knew this and they therefore began their first manifesto from the year 1614 The classical Rosicrucians kept silent on this subject. For instance, ‘The divine comedy’ of Dante Alighieri, ‘The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception’ of Max Heindel Comenius was very familiar indeed with the manifestos of the Rosicrucians in southern Germany, in which We could say that Comenius had taken over the torch of inspiration from the Rosicrucians and carried

Articles in this issue... 02 The Seven Schools - the divine enthusiasm for action: J. van Rijckenborgh 06 Borders of happiness 12 World Images: Young Rosicrucians in Caux 2015 14 Exploring boundaries to know freedom

untruthfulness is being exposed, and we are seeing now how everything is declaring itself, regardless of borders Gnostics and Rosicrucians Read more... Liberation Read more... << >>

Superficiality Download PDF Articles in this issue... 02 The Holy Mystic Word 08 The Confessions of Faith of the Rosicrucians

January 1981 Introduction Tampering with the Cosmic Powers Download PDF Articles in this issue... 03 Rosicrucians

years of Pentagram 04 The key to the treasury of the Light 12 The source of all life 17 Why I am a Rosicrucian

context we can think of ancient Irish Christianity, the Manicheans, the Bogomils, the Cathars and the Rosicrucians In a mystery school pupils are guided on a path of inner growth and self-knowledge in order to attain They want to achieve self-realisation through insight and longing in order to reflect the divine within The Rosicrucians of the 17th century spoke of the house of the Holy Spirit.

Jan van Rijckenborgh and Catharose de Petri In the most classical and significant testament of the Order The Confession of the Brotherhood of the Rosycross Jan van Rijckenborgh The Confession of the Rosicrucian