For students of the Western Tradition, Louis Claude de Saint-Martin, who wrote under the pseudonym “The Unknown Philosopher,” is one of the most profound and illumined mystical philosophers available to the student. His words reach deep into the head and the heart. While much can be said about him, there is little more powerful than his words, some of which are explored in this podcast.
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“Jakob Boehme: The Spiritual Awakening of the Teutonic Philosopher” by Marion S. Owens, from the “Mystics and Visionaries” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. In this podcast, Marion S. Owens details the life and work of the seventeenth-century German cobbler-turned-theosopher Jakob Boehme, highlighting his belief that divine wisdom is realized through inner experience and the contemplation […]
“Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin and a Brief History of Martinism,” from the “Mystics and Visionaries” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. This podcast traces the history and philosophical evolution of Martinism, focusing on how Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin built upon the teachings of Martinès de Pasqually and Jakob Boehme to promote “The Way of the Heart,” a mystical […]
“The Mysticism of Harriet Tubman Made the Impossible Possible” by Joshua Norman, from the “Mystics and Visionaries” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. In this podcast, Joshua Norman explores how Harriet Tubman’s brave abolitionist work and daring rescues on the Underground Railroad were directly driven by her deep, practical mysticism, including her unmediated personal relationship with the […]
Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis – English Grand Lodge for the Americas
