Preview for this Saturday LIVE on Rumble!

Hello Rumble! Well, if all goes according to plan, I should be back live on Rumble starting this coming Saturday, August 9, 2025. I encourage all of you to join live and engage the very lively chat my live videos seem to attract. I welcome all of you.

This Saturday we will finally dive into Rosicrucianism--a very misrepresented ancient knowledge. Rosicrucianism has a tremendous amount of controversy and enigma that surrounds it, and over the next 6-8 weeks we will work together to see through the occulted to find the essence. So this study will not be about the controversial groups that took hold of the Rosicrucian system to exploit its validity, it will be a study of the core founders, Rosicrucian tenets, and the core of its offerings.

Rosicrucianism is basically Atlantian and Lumerian systems of thought originally designed to unite the individual to the cosmos through consciousness expansion. Essentially, Rosicrucianism is a synthesis of wisdom and Nature, and in many ways, a western version of the Tao, believe it or not.

Rosicrucianism was shaped to fit the western mind early in the 17th century at the end of the Renaissance when humankind was attempting to re-identifying itself past religious ideas, so Rosicrucianism is very much in the same identity complex ballpark I have been suggesting in my lectures for years now, and that is why I was drawn to its thesis. The basic principals of Rosicrucianism actually fit quite nicely with the concepts of the Great Awakening, since the system is spilling over with Hermeticism and Alchemy, and so is quite palatable to many now who identify as a Nature creature.

It was in the early 17th century when Johann Valentin Andreae, a German theologue, translated ancient spiritual knowledge from Damascus, Egypt, and Fez (which were translations from previous societies) into a system of thought that the western Renaissance/post Renaissance populous could grapple. He wrote three treatise over three consecutive years (1614-1616) that to this day substantiate Rosicrucian thought like the Koran for Islam or the Bible for Christianity. These three seminal documents describe the Rosicrucian central concern—awareness: Fama Fraternitatis, Confessio Fraternitatis, and The Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreuz. These source documents describe a perspective of spirituality through the lenses of Hermeticism, Jewish mysticism, Alchemy, Kabbalah, and Gnosticism, so it offers a smorgasbord of spiritual insight synthesized into an organized ontology--and who of us is not better off observing a larger spiritual world?

Rosicrucianism utilizes thought and motivation components of many ages to describe its perspective of the world and life. It is a system rich with metaphors and initiations still relevant to our society today, because Rosicrucianism bathes the querent in Lux Natura, the Light of Nature, and so offers a substantial set of ideals to consider.

This is going to be a spectacular study, and I am excited to present the material.

See you this Saturday LIVE!