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Originally posted by Tamahu
Originally posted by LookingIntoIt
I was watching something and it briefly mentioned something about a Rosicrucian text that had to do with 'making yourself invisible.' For some reason my mind puts a woman next to the text, so I think a woman wrote it. I looked online but found nothing, Frater, or anyone else, can you confirm the existence of a text that has to do with rendering yourself invisible?
Samael Aun Weor was a Rosicrucian and he gave techniques on becoming invisible in two or three of his books. Watch for his 'Treatise of Occult Medicine and Practical Magic' book that Thelema Press is publishing.
He speaks in some of his books about which Rosicrucian Lodges are of "Black Magic" and which ones are of "White Magic".
He also explains that one of the only authentic Rosicrucian Lodges left, is one that exists in a 'state of Jinas' in Chapultepec, Mexico.
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Originally posted by Cadmium
Does anyone know if there's a connection between Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland and the Rosicrucians?
Many claims, suppositions, and theories add to the aura of intrigue and mystery about Rosslyn Chapel. It has been suggested as the repository for many artifacts, including the lost Scrolls of the Temple, the Ark of the Covenant, the Holy Grail, and the true Stone of Destiny. Part of this mystique may arise from known associations with the Sinclair family of Scotland, with Templar and Masonic orders, and the fact that Sir William himself was described as a Knight of the Golden Fleece and a Knight of the Coquille St. Jacques (better known as the Knights of Santiago), both prestigious orders of their time.
Overall, Rosicrucianism and its concepts are connected with various Hermetic and Gnostic traditions, and the history of alchemy in Europe. It is associated with illustrious figures such as John Dee of Elizabethan England, Elias Ashmole, Robert Fludd, Robert Boyle, and Sir Francis Bacon. It is also intimately connected with the founding of the Invisible College, which eventually became the Royal Society, the great scientific academy which had a seminal influence in the development of science and scientific thought. It is thus worthy of the wider and more serious academic study which it is now beginning to attract.
Freemasonry and Rosicrucians seem to be completely separte groups. I'm sure there could be some member overlap.
Originally posted by jekyllisland
The Rosicrucians were reported to be formed by renegade Knight Templars who survived the extermination, some believe that their roots stem in the Eastern religions.
Originally posted by jekyllisland
As for the Golden Dawn it was a real order of the Rosicrucians but was eitehr destroyed by a group called the Technomancers, who's main goal is to destroy secret societies or it was destroyed from internal strife, some blame Aleister Crowley.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite preserves a Rosicrucian Grade called Knight Rose Croix, which is the 18� of the system.
There is also in existence a Masonic Rosicrucian Society. www.yorkrite.com...
Originally posted by m0rbid
Just a question: Isn't the Rosicrucian society older than the Masonic society?
Originally posted by m0rbid
Just a question: Isn't the Rosicrucian society older than the Masonic society?