The Rosicrucians Past & Present At Home & Abroad

An Address to the Soc. Rosic. In Anglia
By William Wynn Westcott

It is well at certain times to consider our status as Rosicrucians, and to remind ourselves of the origin of the Society to which we belong, to notice how far we moderns have strayed from the original paths laid down by our Founder, C.R., and to take a note of the kindred Societies of Rosicrucians which are now in being, so far as we know of them. Read more

April 6, 2008 · Filed Under: Occult Societies, Rosicrucian, Western Mysticism

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Fama Fraternitatis

Seeing the only wise and merciful God in these latter days hath poured out so richly his mercy and goodness to mankind, where by we do attain more and more to the perfect knowledge of his Son Jesus Christ and Nature, that justly we may boast of the happy time, wherein there is not only discovered unto us the half part of the world, which was heretofore unknown and hidden, but he hath also made manifest unto us many wonderful, and never heretofore seen, works and creatures of Nature, and moreover hath raised men, imbued with great wisdom, who might partly renew and reduce all arts (in this our age spotted and imperfect) to perfection; so that finally man might thereby understand his own nobleness and worth, and why he is called Microcosmus,1 and how far his knowledge extendeth into Nature. Read more

April 6, 2008 · Filed Under: Occult Societies, Rosicrucian, Western Mysticism

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Black Sun (Schwarze Sonne)

The Black Sun is a Nazi emblem consisting of three swastikas arrayed within a circle to form a sun design. The black sun symbol is found in the ornamental floor design of Wewelsburg Castle in Germany, Himmler’s “World center” for the Nazi party, the headquarters of the SS. Read more

April 4, 2008 · Filed Under: Occult Societies, Occult Symbols

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The FOGC Lodge

The Freemasonic Order of the Golden Centurium

By Dr. Adolf Hemberger

A purely magical-mystical loge was founded in 1840 in Munich by some German rich industrialists and well situated citizens. This lodge existed until 1933. At all times only 99 persons of the male gender could belong to this esoteric working-group or secret lodge. This lodge basically never appeared in the open. Read more

April 4, 2008 · Filed Under: Freemasonry, Occult Societies

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The Hermetic Brotherhood Of Luxor

The Occult Society

“In 1870 (and not in 1884, as the Theosophists claimed), an adept of calm, of the ever-existing ancient Order of the H. B. of L., after having received the consent of his fellow-initiates, decided to choose in Great Britain a neophyte who would answer his designs. He landed in Great Britain in 1873. There he discovered a neophyte who satisfied his requirements and he gradually instructed him. Later, the actual neophyte received permission to establish the Exterior Circle of the H. B. of L.” Read more

April 4, 2008 · Filed Under: Occult Societies

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