There is a saying passed down from ancient Egypt that I like to recall: “Don’t forget that the Egyptian mystical priests washed their hearts with laughter at dawn!” Unfortunately, laughter and the cultivation of humor are increasingly taking a back seat today. This can be attributed to the abundance of negative news from around the … [Read more…]
“Death is merely a door that opens onto a completely different frequency.” The American medium Edgar Cayce (1877–1945) repeatedly emphasized this statement. He became known as the “Sleeping Prophet,” and his countless predictions across all fields remain just as relevant today as ever. The topic of death—the Rosicrucians deliberately refer to it as “transition”—is now … [Read more…]
Once you have found your way to the outer organization of the Rosicrucians, AMORC—and I would rather say that you have been led there—a “new” life literally begins. And this becomes apparent time and again in everyday life. For me, a particularly striking pivotal moment occurred right at the beginning of my membership. It was … [Read more…]
“To find the pivotal point that unites our moral nature with the all-encompassing order, the central harmony—that is, in truth, the highest human goal.” (Confucius, ca. 551–479 B.C.) Finding this “pivot” is also an integral part of the Rosicrucian teachings, as described in the second manuscript, “Confessio Fraternitatis” (1615). In it, we are called upon … [Read more…]
The Rosicrucian teachings of wisdom are rooted in the spiritual world. Therefore, they are timeless, eternal, and always relevant. They “incarnate” in a visible organization—as is currently the case with A.M.O.R.C.—when external circumstances require it, that is, when humanity’s spiritual evolution reaches a crossroads. Today’s technological developments (Automation, AI, robotics, and ChatGPT), along with the … [Read more…]
How can I recognize a Rosicrucian? With their first treatise, “Fama Fraternitatis”, published in 1614, the Rosicrucians caused a sensation not only in Germany but throughout Europe. The publication came at a turbulent time of economic decline and intellectual upheaval in the old world.In this text, the founders of the Rosicrucian myth, before they scattered … [Read more…]
Anyone reading these lines may feel particularly moved and drawn to the name “Rosicrucians.” This is no coincidence; rather, it means that one has reached a certain level of maturity in one’s spiritual development. The soul has heard a call that can no longer be ignored. It is a message from the spiritual world. Whoever … [Read more…]
The name “A.M.O.R.C.” was very deliberately chosen in 1915 in New York by Harvey Spencer Lewis as the authentic successor organization to the historic Rosicrucians. The term has multiple layers of meaning. At this point, I can only limit myself to a few of them, as they have become clear to me. To revive its … [Read more…]
It starts with realizing that it is about raising personal vibrations in order to reach a higher level of consciousness, the “heart level”. Years ago, I compiled a list for everyday life, how and by which one can raise and strengthen one’s own vibrations. That starts with waking up with gratitude, breathing consciously and deeply, … [Read more…]
Jakob Böhme, a Silesian cobbler, mystic, and theosophist who lived from 1575 to 1624, is considered the first German philosopher to grapple with the major themes of classical philosophy and to formulate their foundations in the German language for the first time. Unfortunately, his language is steeped in biblical and alchemical terminology and is difficult … [Read more…]