Los Rosacruces - Antigua Tradición Secreta #11

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Introduction to the Rosicrucian Order and its origins in Renaissance occultism.

The Origin of the Rosicrucian Order

• The public evidence of the Rosicrucian Order appeared in pamphlets in the early 17th century.

• Initial pamphlets, "Fama Fraternitatis" and "Confessio Fraternitatis," outlined key beliefs and principles.

• Christian Rosenkreuz, the founder, allegedly born in 1378, raised in a Catholic monastery learning Latin and Greek.

• Traveled to Cyprus, Damascus, and Fez acquiring knowledge of mathematics, alchemy, and astrology.

Establishment of the Order

• Arrived in Spain for debates on Western arts' shortcomings before returning to Germany to establish the order.

• Founded with three brothers from his convent; later expanded to eight members who built the "House of the Holy Spirit."

• Established six core principles including using science for healing, blending into society, annual meetings at a designated place.

Emblem and Fraternity Secrecy

The transcript discusses the secrecy surrounding the fraternity for 100 years, believing in a general reform after this period.

Fraternity Beliefs

• The fraternity believed in keeping their existence secret for 100 years to bring about a general reform in both divine and human matters.

• They believed that declaring their Christian faith would lead to this reform.

• The philosophy of the fraternity is not new but aligns with ancient beliefs inherited from figures like Adam, Moses, Jesus, Plato, Aristotle, and Pythagoras.

Rosicrucianism Origins

This part delves into the origins of Rosicrucianism, suggesting it as a combination of ancient traditions like Pythagorean philosophy and Christian Kabbalah.

Origins of Rosicrucianism

• Rosicrucianism is seen as a blend of ancient secret traditions passed down by patriarchs of Pythagorean and Neoplatonic philosophies along with Christian Kabbalah.

• The legend of Rosicrucianism lacks historical evidence and is often considered metaphorical due to its secretive nature.

Conflict Between Illuminati and Rosicrucians

Details the conflict between Illuminati and Rosicrucians within Freemasonry during the 18th century.

Conflict Details

• Illuminati founder Adam Weishaupt created the Illuminati rite amidst tensions with Rosicrucians within German Freemasonry.

• A power struggle ensued between Illuminati and Rosicrucians over dominance within Freemasonry.

Templar Influence on Rose Cross Symbolism

Explores potential Templar influences on Rose Cross symbolism in relation to alchemy.

Templar Influence

• The term "Rose" in Rose Cross may derive from Latin "ros," meaning dew, symbolizing special properties attributed to dew in alchemy.

New Section

The section discusses the mythical and allegorical nature of Christian Rosenkreuz, suggesting that his travels were invented to symbolize the real sources of Rosicrucianism.

Christian Rosenkreuz's Travels

• Christian Rosenkreuz may have been a purely mythical and allegorical figure.

• His travels share similarities with the history of the Templar order, but the true doctrines of the original Rosicrucian order remain uncertain.

• Modern Rosicrucian orders have evolved independently, some leaning towards Gnosticism, others towards Egyptian mysteries or Hermetic Kabbalah.

• True Rosicrucians maintained secrecy, leading skeptics to label them as charlatans while followers revered them as keepers of ancient traditions.

New Section

This section delves into the secretive nature of Rosicrucians and their association with figures like Francis Bacon and Robert Fludd.

Secrecy and Figures Associated with Rosicrucians

• True Rosicrucians remained anonymous or used aliases to maintain secrecy.

• Robert Fludd defended Rosicrucians against accusations of magic and superstition in his writings.

• Fludd categorized magic into natural, mathematical, beneficial, chromatic, maleficent, theoretical, and thaumaturgical types.

• These magical practices were once considered mystical arts but are now viewed as scientific disciplines.

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The discussion continues on different types of magic according to Robert Fludd's categorization.

Categorization of Magic by Robert Fludd

• Fludd classified magic into categories such as goetic, maleficent, theoretical, and thaumaturgical based on their practices.

• Different types include diabolic commerce with impure spirits, evocation through divine names seeking contact with angels or divine will.