Just Beneath the Surface of Everyday Life – Experiencing Awe–Grand Master Julie Scott

“Just Beneath the Surface of Everyday Life – Experiencing Awe,” by Grand Master Julie Scott, from the “Expanding Our Awareness” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest.

In this podcast, Soror Scott explores the many things in life that inspire awe around us. Experiencing awe decreases stress levels, increases generosity, and can lead to new experiences, among its many benefits.

Running Time: 22:59 | 22.1 MB

Podcast Copyright © 2021 Rosicrucian Order, AMORC.

All Rights Reserved.

Related Videos:

Just Beneath the Surface of Everyday Life – Experiencing Awe

How Does the Divine Keep from Fainting? – Rumi

Recent Episodes

Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin and a Brief History of Martinism

“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 – Joshua Norman

“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 […]

Nicholas Roerich: An Artist and Visionary Mystic

“Nicholas Roerich: An Artist and Visionary Mystic,” from the “Mystics and Visionaries” issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. This podcast discusses famed Russian artist, humanitarian, and early AMORC member Nicholas Roerich, whose lifelong pursuit of beauty, spiritual enlightenment, and international peace found expression through his art and educational initiatives, along with one of the first efforts […]