911:Order Rosae Crucis
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- Occult symbolism Intro
- History of oppression
- Social terrorism
- Economic terrorism
Intro
Structure
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Masonic degrees
- Regular student
- Probationer
- Disciple
- Neophyte
- Hierophant
- Phi priests
History
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- Alternative names: "Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis" (A.M.O.R.C.), "Order of the Rose Cross", "Rosicrucianism"
- Freemasonry relations:
- "The Freemasons who gained enough control over this Methodist Church to get these Masonic images set in the church as stained glass windows during the renovation are obviously of the York Lodges, a group within Masonry which really reveres Rosicrucianism." [2]
- Jesuit Connection
- Many catholics thought of the Rosicrucians as of crypto-jezuits. A pamphlet written in 1782, “Der Rozenkreuzer in seiner Blösse” (The Rosicrucian in his Nakedness) described them and the Templars as mere puppets of a hidden jezuit kabbal. Some Rose Cross members even started to think they were infiltrated. (The quest for the phoenix: spiritual alchemy and Rosicrucianism in the work of Count Michael Maier (1569-1622), Volume 88, p123) [3]
Members
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- Napoleon Bonaparte (For more see: Masonic politicians: France)
"ceremonial collar belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French while serving as Master of a Rosicrucian Order jurisdiction based in Paris."
- Martin Luther (suspected)
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in a San Francisco Buddhist Temple, 1920 [1]
Research
Literature
- "The Real History of the Rosicrucians" (1887) by Arthur Edward Waite
- A Rosicrucian Page with Classic Texts and Graphics
- "The Prisoner of San Jose: How I Escaped From Rosicrucian Mind Control", Pierre S. Freeman’s, 2008.
