A few thoughts from Jakob Böhme on freedom: The idea of freedom, which became central to classical German philosophy, finds its first justification in Jakob Böhme. “Since the Primordial Source or the Divine is unconditional, eternally free will and the origin of all things, human beings become all the more free the more they establish … [Read more…]
It is always enlightening and worthwhile to examine the terms frequently used in spiritual practice.It is surprising and astonishing what discoveries one makes in the process. At the same time, it also instills a sense of humility. One learns that on the path to mastering life, one will always remain a student. It does, after … [Read more…]
Many long-time students of AMORC may well have asked themselves, in quiet moments of solitude, just how far they have come in mastering their own lives… When one begins the Rosicrucian path, one often has a few “highlights” in mind regarding what one considers a “successful” life and in which areas one wishes to achieve … [Read more…]
The word “intuition” can be translated as “inner tuition,” or inner guidance. But who is it that “guides” us, that sets the direction? The goal of all true spiritual development is to show how important it is to establish contact with this inner voice within us — this inner guidance. It takes a great deal … [Read more…]
The knowledge is not outside of us, but within us, and we must awaken it, expand it, in order to recognize who we really are: an inseparable, immortal, unmistakable soul aspect of the divine source. This will probably take many incarnations, but we meet each other in the awareness that every human soul carries this … [Read more…]