Grand Lodge organizes terrific trips around the world that relate to topics that are sacred, Rosicrucian and mystical.  In 2019, AMORC offered an epic trip through Italy and Sicily, tracing some of the great spiritual movements (The Eleusinian mysteries, the Essenes, Early Christianity and others).  At least 20 wonderful sites were covered.  

On August 23rd, from 2 – 3 pm, join us for a slide show presentation on Sacred Lessons from Assisi.  

Please read or listen to the Rosicrucian Digest issue article about St. Francis of Assisi before joining the Zoom meeting. A link to that article follows:

https://www.rosicrucian.org/rosicrucian-digest-mystical-italy

Here is the link to Enneadic Star’s Zoom Meeting on Assisi:

Time: Aug 23, 2020 02:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82692698753?pwd=OE9LaTBPb0JMUjZnNkdNZEJaQjhLZz09

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This month, we are doing an encore edition of last month’s discussion on medieval mysticism for those who could not attend in January.  See below for last month’s description of the event:

For our upcoming online session, we will move back in time. Over the last few months, we have been looking at the works of the alchemists from the 1600s.  Now we will go back to the early part of the late Middle Ages, circa 1325. A Dominican monk by the name of Henry Suso, a follower of the German mystic Meister Eckhart, wrote a book called Das Buch Gennant Seuse which included a woodcut illustration known as the Horologium Sapientiae. We will examine an article from the Rosicrucian Forum, discuss the symbolism of this woodcut, and maybe learn a little bit more about the flavor of the mysticism of the time.

Continue reading “ENCORE EDITION: Video Discussion: Medieval Mysticism of the Monks, 2 pm, Feb 16” →

For our upcoming online session, we will move back in time. Over the last few months, we have been looking at the works of the alchemists from the 1600s.  Now we will go back to the early part of the late Middle Ages, circa 1325. A Dominican monk by the name of Henry Suso, a follower of the German mystic Meister Eckhart, wrote a book called Das Buch Gennant Seuse which included a woodcut illustration known as the Horologium Sapientiae. We will examine an article from the Rosicrucian Forum, discuss the symbolism of this woodcut, and maybe learn a little bit more about the flavor of the mysticism of the time.

Continue reading “Video Discussion: Medieval Mysticism of the Monks, 2 pm, Jan 19” →