The International School of the Golden Rosycross, Lectorium Rosicrucianum

In a language that is directed to the heart, the mystery surrounding this new birth and unification are Some Important Consequences: The Self Freemasonry of the New Man Read more... << >>

In a mystery school pupils are guided on a path of inner growth and self-knowledge in order to attain Many people have found inner growth and self-knowledge in cosmic mystery schools based both on this collective They want to achieve self-realisation through insight and longing in order to reflect the divine within apostle Paul names them as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control

Do you realise what can be achieved if you allow the Spirit-spark in your deepest self to awaken and

totally new attitude of life through which the soul awakens, reason and consciousness are transformed by self-knowledge

desire, one of the horses will, as always, remain obedient to the charioteer, and is held in check by self-control

School of the Golden Rosycross they may unlock the inner source of fundamental knowledge about their own selves Self Knowledge Exploration 2 - Self-Knowledge Where do I come from? Why am I here? being as a microcosm When people use the words ‘human being’, they often mean only their egocentric-self

Each program has a Spiritual theme or relates to a Spiritual season, and can be followed daily or as a self-paced

“He is a greater man who conquers self than he who kills a thousand men in war. words, and deeds; To make men know the sinfulness of sin; to lead them from the adoration of the lower self , and all illusive things, and make them conscious of the self that lives with Christ in God. By nature, he is a self-maintainer, one who actually does not want to have anything to do with this unity and is naturally directed toward self-preservation.

the mind’s eye, as they were involved in the growth phases of group-consciousness progressing toward self-consciousness

against one’s lower nature in order to fill this chalice with the ‘Water of True Life’ – the blood of self-sacrifice From Hermes to the Rosicrucians, we see the same symbolism and the same hidden meanings that surround