The Gnostic Philosophy of the Golden Rosycross An Introduction in 12 Explorations We welcome you to this Introduction to the Gnostic Philosophy of the Golden Rosycross, an opportunity to explore and discuss the universal teachings shared by the School of the Golden Rosycross and the path its pupils follow. Welcome to this Introduction to the Gnostic Philosophy of the Golden Rosycross In twelve sessions, we The Golden Rosycross is a community of persons from all walks of life who are striving to discover the

Nachiketa and the art of dying 40 Beyond the colours 42 Perception - a search 48 The meaning behind Christian

rose garden versus Taipei - a reflection of a reader of the pentagram 30 The great reconciliation 34 Christian

13 The city as projection of human development 16 The prototype of the ideal city 20 Inner and outer Christianity

‘The divine comedy’ of Dante Alighieri, ‘The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception’ of Max Heindel and ‘The Christian musician Kees van Houten show that in certain compositions the name Bach is transformed into the name Christian Comenius was very familiar indeed with the manifestos of the Rosicrucians in southern Germany, in which Christian The members of this tightly-knit and sturdy religious community cooperated harmoniously, based on Christian In chapter 2 of his book ‘The Call of the Brotherhood of the Rosycross’ , he wrote the following: ‘The

Spiritual Pentecost Program Introduction For many centuries Christianity has celebrated Christmas, Easter

Table, the legend of Parcival land the grail castle, the mystery script about the alchemical wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz (Rosycross) and the books about Harry Potter. Within these Christian groups, members jointly followed an inner path and endeavoured for youth education Thomas à Kempis The Modern Devotion has become famous worldwide by the book ‘De Imitatione Christi’ (

Christian 28 Can we be explorers of what does not yet exist?

These terms run parallel with what Christianity calls body, soul and spirit. The name Hermes Trismegistus is therefore, just like Christian Rosycross, a mystery-name that expresses

The first Christians lived and worked in groups as a mystery school. Yet there are fundamental differences with the mystery schools prior to Christianity, which were always The special feature of Christianity is that Jesus made the Mysteries public, therefore accessible for Seven stages are recognised in the Christian initiation mystery, none of which can be passed over: The In Inner Christianity, the figures in the Gospels are seen mainly as aspects of ourselves.