Rosicrucian Radio

Vitalis Rosae Crucis Live Söderlund, S.R.C. Grand Master of the Scandinavian Grand Lodge In this podcast, which is a reading of her presentation at the AMORC World Convention in San Jose, Grand Master Live Söderlund leads us on a journey through the Temple of our Soul, the Cross of our Body upon which the Rose of unfolding soul-personality blooms.

The New Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz Inspired by the third Rosicrucian manifesto, the Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz, published four hundred years ago, the anonymous author of this Rosicrucian manifesto (number six) leads us toward the vision of a better world through an alchemical dream.

Rosicrucian Healing Maximilian Neff, F.R.C. Grand Master of the German Grand Lodge and Treasurer of the Supreme Grand Lodge In this podcast, which is a reading of his presentation at the AMORC World Convention in San Jose, Grand Master Maximilian Neff leads us through an exploration of the powerful Rosicrucian traditions related to healing and the soul-personality.

The Master Within Roland Brisson, F.R.C. Grand Master of the Spanish Grand Lodge for the Americas In this podcast, which is a reading of his presentation at the AMORC World Convention in San Jose, Grand Master Roland Brisson leads us on a journey to the Master Within exploring both the individual and society.

The Appeal Julie Scott, S.R.C. Secretary of the Supreme Grand Lodge and Grand Master of the English Grand Lodge for the Americas In this podcast, based on the Rosicrucian manifesto the Appellatio Fraternitiatis Rosae Crucis, Grand Master Julie Scott makes the appeal for more Ecology, Humanism, and Spirituality in the world.

On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC in America in 1915, Grand Master Julie Scott leads a tour of historic and beautiful Rosicrucian Park.

On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC in America in 1915, Grand Master Julie Scott recalls the beginnings of this round of Rosicrucian Work in America.

Peter Bindon is a professional anthropologist and botanist. He has served on the Editorial Board of the Rose+Croix Journal (www.rosecroixjournal.org) for many years and is a frequent contributor to the Rosicrucian Digest. He recently retired as Grand Master of the English Grand Lodge for Australia, Asia, and New Zealand after many years of service in that position. In this article, he explains some of the symbolism of this image from the Secret Symbols of the Rosicrucians.

Rosicrucian initiatic journeys to Egypt began in 1929 with Imperator H. Spencer Lewis leading the first group. These extraordinary pilgrimages continue until today. Seventy-five Rosicrucians from throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe accompanied H. Spencer Lewis on that first initiatic journey. The principal destination was Egypt, however on the way to and from that mystic land, the travelers visited mystical sites in the Madeira Islands, the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Holy Land, and Europe. As this was in the days before regular transatlantic air service, the journey lasted seventy days. It concluded on the Spring Equinox. This trip was especially tailored for Rosicrucians. As is the case today, the travelers were treated to unique experiences and unusual sites normally passed over by the casual tourist of the day. At every site, in every city, members learned about cultural and mystical aspects related to the site generally unknown to the ordinary traveler. Of course the most specia

In this excerpt from his book Rosicrucian History and Mysteries, Christian Rebisse describes some of the more recent history of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC.

The Rosicrucian Order’s scientific research into mystical and transpersonal experiences began with H. Spencer Lewis in the early 1900s. It continued with the establishment of the International Research Council (IRC) in 1934 with a very active team of experts in various related fields who researched and taught at Rose Croix University International (RCUI) at Rosicrucian Park. In the 1970s and 1980s, a series of reports from the IRC was published in the Rosicrucian Digest under the title “Mindquest.” This podcast of an article from that series was written by George Buletza, PhD, F.R.C., Director of the IRC at that time. AMORC’s IRC is still very active in scientific investigations around the world today. Some of the researchers’ findings are published as books, others as papers in the Rose+Croix Journal (www.rosecroixjournal.org), and others as presentations – in person and online.

In this Podcast, we present below a sample lesson from the teachings of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC. This lesson provides valuable tools to help a loved one more peacefully experience the process of transition – the term Rosicrucians use for what is commonly called death.

In this reading of H. Spencer Lewis’s article, he provides powerful guidance on how we can serve as instruments of the Divine in manifesting that which best contributes to the evolution of humanity.

The Rosicrucian Order, AMORC is one of the most dynamic philosophical and initiatic organizations in the world. Rosicrucians are men and women who study natural laws in order to live in harmony with them. The roots of the Rosicrucian Order go back to early seventeenth century Europe, with a traditional history that goes back much further than that, all the way back to the Ancient Mystery Schools of Egypt and Greece. In this podcast of Rosicrucian historian Christian Rebisse’s article, he presents the inspiring life and vision of AMORC’s founder, H. Spencer Lewis – Restorer of Rosicrucianism.

The Rosicrucian Chant is presented to every AMORC student at the beginning of the studies — to be sung, hummed, played either internally in the heart/mind or even externally in physicality if circumstances allow, when the member is in the home Sanctum, in Convocation, or wherever the need or desire arises. However, not everyone manifests musicianship and if one does, the opportunity to sing or play is sometimes elusive. An alternative is to play a recording. However, in the new world of digital music, a contemporary recording of The Rosicrucian Chant is difficult to find, as I’m sure some of you already know. I actually recorded a version of The Rosicrucian Chant in the 1980’s that perhaps some of you may have encountered in your association with AMORC, but as music recording technologies and artistic sensibilities have changed, it occurred to me that it was time for another expression of this most heartfelt music. This was the motivation for the recording of several intuitive variations of this eternal song

Ralph Maxwell Lewis served as the Imperator of the Rosicrucian Order for forty-eight years, from 1939 to 1987. In this article, he explores the purpose and function of being a Rosicrucian.

Christian Bernard has served as the Imperator of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC since 1990. In this article, which is an excerpt from his book entitled So Mote It Be!, Imperator Bernard leads us through a meditation attuning with the Creation around us and the energy within us.

In this article RCUI Instructor and long time Martinist member Steven Armstrong presents the Way of the Heart as it has been practiced in various traditions throughout history including in the Traditional Martinist Order.

Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin was so inspired by the writings of the mystic Jacob Boehme (1575-1624) that he learned German when he was forty years old so that he could read his “Second Master’s” original words. In the text below, Provincial Master Marion Owens translates from Baroque German into English excerpts from Boehme’s description of his Spiritual Awakening, in his famous first work, Aurora.

Julian Johnson has served the Traditional Martinist Order in many capacities. He currently serves as the Board Treasurer of the English Grand Lodge for the Americas. In this article, he elucidates some of the most valuable and inspiring lessons of the Martinist teachings.