If you live in the Western world today or have been influenced by it, you may be more of a Neoplatonist than you realize. In this podcast you will learn why.

In this podcast, we explore the Pristine Church of the Rose Cross, founded by H. Spencer Lewis, the founder and first Imperator of AMORC.

In this podcast, Bill Anderson presents the Cathars and Catharism, from the origins of this beautiful mystical tradition to their exemplary courage during the persecution of the Inquisition.

Karen L. King shares a startling view of Jesus and Mary of Magdala (Mary Magdalene), whom Jesus singled out for special teachings and to whom he revealed deep theological insights.

This podcast features the fourteen articles of the Rosicrucian Declaration of Human Duties.

Christian Bernard, F.R.C., serves as the Imperator of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC. In this inspiring message he calls on us to approach life as mystics and to commune as one as mystics together.

This podcast explores the topics of Gnosis (inner knowledge), the Gnostics (mystics who proclaim gnosis as the path to salvation), and Gnosticism (the broad tradtion beginning millennia ago and continuing through the Catharism of the Middle Ages to today).

This podcast features an article from the June 2011 Hermetism issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. The Secret Sermon on the Mountain is the thirteenth tractate of the Corpus Hermeticum in the collection that has come to us through fifteenth century Constantinople. It is a dialogue between Hermes and his child Tat regarding mystical rebirth. The tractate concludes with a great invocation to the Divine.

This podcast features an article from the June 2011 Hermetism issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. Environmentalist and Hermetic scholar and practitioner John Michael Greer presents the context of the Renaissance rediscovery of the Corpus Hermeticum, as well as its contents and the significant role it played in the struggle for freedom of thought and mystical practice.

This podcast features an article from the June 2011 Hermetism issue of the Rosicrucian Digest. Hermeticism and alchemy lead us to inner and outer transformations. These practices have their roots in ancient Egypt and Greece. Well-known author and lecturer Richard Smoley considers how these ancient traditions affect us today.