The moral of the story is that we must not judge too early and that underneath all apparent ugliness

Mortal man is born from the material world. The teachings of the International School of the Rosycross explain that the mortal personality of the The board of the International School of the Golden Rosycross is composed of members from various nationalities On the national level, the Golden Rosycross works in accordance with the particular legal structures That is where the national administrations are located.

The nations of the earth see God from different points of view, and so he does not seem the same to everyone Man names the part of God he sees, and this to him is all of God; and every nation sees a part of God , and every nation has a name for God. Pure guidelines that mortal men can follow were given lovingly to the personality, such as the recommendations The soul belongs to the spiritual world but lives in the body of a mortal human being.

School of the Golden Rosycross, also known as Lectorium Rosicrucianum, communicating with seekers of all nationalities

will bring a sword upon my people, Israel, and all the world; but he will break the sword and then the nations are willing to conform to the lessons of the soul, we will break the sword as a result of which “the nations

Les nations de la terre perçoivent Dieu de divers points de vue. Chaque nation perçoit une partie de Dieu et chaque nation donne un nom à Dieu.

the flocks and herds, and with his kindred journeyed farther west; And when he reached the Oaks of Morah Reflection 8, for 29 December: Your assignment in life Your assignment in life Man is a twofold being: he is mortal One can accept or reject an outer assignment, addressed to the mortal being.

apportera une épée sur mon peuple, Israël, et sur le monde entier, mais il brisera l'épée, et alors les nations nous sommes disposés à nous conformer aux leçons de l'âme, nous briserons l'épée grâce à laquelle "les nations

will bring a sword upon my people, Israel, and all the world; but he will break the sword and then the nations

Those in every nation who do not defile themselves with cruelty, who are righteous, who love mercy, who Is it not written, ‘My House is a House of prayer, for all nations?’