The International School of the Golden Rosycross, Lectorium Rosicrucianum

for 2016 17 Two kinds of time for two different worlds 18 Shocking Experiences 21 About the Path 22 Initiation

But the voice of the soul resounds in us as a desire for unity, freedom and love. actually begins with a reversal which is symbolised by the baptism in water: the consciously chosen initial Finally, he travels to Jerusalem, where initially he is received with cheers. opportunity to delve into the esoteric meaning of these narratives, which are revelations of the Christian initiation

could not have been fathomed: life itself, with all its aspects that seem to us to occur aimlessly, has initiated No, they have to be found by us in that place where initially we neither seek nor expect to find it: Joseph, Mary and Elizabeth with Jesus and John – all those aspects in ourselves – are initiated in the

Through an inner journey the candidate of the initiation process of the Golden Rosycross can once again journey, describing the wonder and glory that awaits the candidate on this path, through the renewed unity

The author comments on the implications of magic and initiation, involution and evolution, birth and The Cosmic Dual Unity Read more... << >>

by step, the spiritual attributes, challenges and accomplishments conveyed by the Beatitudes to the Initiate

That can’t be true, we initially thought and so did everyone to whom we presented this dictum.

Yet we are not just dual beings, but we constitute a living, dynamic tri-unity thanks to our soul. The essence of the soul is unity, freedom and love. The fig tree is an ancient symbol of initiation. Jesus symbolises the spirit-soul human being who has accepted the task of initiating into the Mysteries after the test such a mature human being is inevitably guided on a special path of life, the path of initiation

Ariège with regards to the Cathar drama. 64 ’The true Church of Christ resides in the heart of man’ - Initiation

Summary In using extracts from the Corpus Hermeticum attributed to the Egyptian initiate, Hermes Trismegistos