Elementary Philosophy of the Modern Rosycross, J. van Rijckenborgh and Catharose de Petri

In their search for truth people will find many insights and methods, under many denominations. In the Elementary Philosophy of the modern Rosycross the aut

The Egyptian Arch-Gnosis volume 1, J. van Rijckenborgh

In the first volume of The Egyptian Arch-Gnosis, J. van Rijckenborgh outlines the fundamental state of man on the basis of the Tabula Smaragdina and the first two books of the Corpus Hermeticum.

Transfiguration, Catharose de Petri

True liberation requires the rebirth of the entirely conscious, immortal soul, in connection with the spirit. Only a reborn soul can enter the original divine world of eternal peace. This fundamental rebirth is ac

The Coming New Man, J. van Rijckenborgh

In our time there is a growing awareness that mankind faces a change. In The coming new man it concerns an overall, fundamental change, the development of the core essence in the heart. Giving up the ego and

The Mystery of the Beatitudes, J. van Rijckenborgh

In the biblical Sermon on the Mount the beatitudes occupy a special place. They are generally considered as a future reward for a morally outstanding life. The clarifications of J. van Rijckenborg

The Call of the Brotherhood of the R.C., J. Van Rijckenborgh

Volume one of the three manifestos of the classic Rosicrucians is the Fama, or Call. This text calls the searcher to come to insight: ‘so that ultimately man might understand his own nobil

Life is changing, and changing fast. 
Your life is being impacted by massive waves of change. 
We are all being pushed to a clear limit which requires from us a fundamentally different state of consciousness that must be conquered by each one of us through an inner self-revolution. 
Only then we can become true agents of change in this world. 
In this video we discuss this process of an inner self-revolution.

The word Gnosis comes from the Greek and means light of knowledge. The knowledge and belief the Gnostics attach to and what spiritual path they follow is generally little known. Gnostics are mostly associated with early Christianity in European intellectual history. However, there were and are Gnostics at all times. For gnosis - the knowledge of God - was and is a force that can communicate directly to every human being, regardless of religious systems and traditions. But what does it mean to experience Gnosis internally? In order to find that out, one must turn to the source from which gnosis springs.