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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”Transcendental Amnesia: Remembering our Dreams” by Gurinder Singh, from the “Science” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. In this podcast, Gurinder Singh explores explores how dreams are meaningful spiritual and psychological experiences connecting people to deeper states of consciousness and cosmic wisdom, and that “transcendental amnesia”—our habitual forgetting of dreams—can be overcome through intentional practices that […]
”All Is Vibration: The Quantum Nature of Reality” by Julian Johnson, from the “Science” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. In this podcast, Julian Johnson explores the convergence of modern quantum physics and ancient Rosicrucian mysticism, suggesting that reality is a constructed user interface of a vast vibrational universe that humans can learn to perceive more […]
”Parallel Worlds” by Michael Shaluly, from the “Science” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. In this podcast, Michael Shaluly offers that both mystical teachings and modern theoretical physics point toward the existence of parallel worlds, suggesting that quantum phenomena, string theory, and the nature of consciousness all imply a multidimensional reality in which visible and invisible […]
Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis – English Grand Lodge for the Americas
