This podcast features an article from the 2009 No. 2 Digest. The article’s original manuscript was written in Athens in Greek by Frater Nicholas P. Kephalas after a comprehensive study of the few remaining sources of information which have survived.

This podcast features an article that the past Grand Master of France, Soror Jeanne Guesdon, wrote for the Rosicrucian Digest in 1978. It is titled, Silence: Inner Learning Through the Power of Silence. In this article Soror Guesdon explains the role silence plays in initiatic traditions today and across the ages.

This podcast is an excerpt from a talk given by Grand Treasurer, Frater Julian Johnson, at “Cosmic Mission Fulfilled” the 2009 Regional Convention in Fort Lee New Jersey. In this segment Frater Johnson explains the Rosicrucian concepts of the Cosmic, and the Cosmological principles that we must be aware of in order to attune ourselves to the Cosmic.

In the early twentieth century Roman crews were excavating for a new railway station when they came across a small vaulted basilica, about fifty feet underground. Notwithstanding its diminutive size (thirty by thirty-six feet), the find was extraordinary. Built sometime between the first century BCE and the first century CE, its walls are adorned with stucco bas-reliefs depicting mythological and mystery school themes, including those connected with the Neopythagoreans. It appears to have been a meeting place and perhaps an initiatory chamber for these Mysteries. This podcast introduces listeners to the significance of this archaeological record of the Pythagorean Tradition. The reader is Juanita Ortiz.

This podcast is the audio portion of the new DVD produced by the English Grand Lodge for the Americas about the life and mystical experiences that led H. Spencer Lewis to seek out the Rosicrucians in France and then to establish the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, in America. The reader is Juanita Ortiz.

Join in this meditation which honors the extraordinary contributions of H. Spencer Lewis, founder of AMORC, and leads us into AMORC’s next phase of service to humanity.

The musician draws the bow across the violin string and immediately the inert atmosphere becomes vibrant and transparent, “…as if sound from nonspatial realms shines through a window into the world of space.” What is being demonstrated is a phenomenon known as the overtone series, in which any tone, played or sung, activates a column of mathematically-related notes which vibrate sympathetically with the sounded pitch and create resonance. Octaves throughout the universe respond, in a modern, scientific “music of the spheres,” echoing the hypothesis that dates back to ancient times and the School of Pythagoras.

A reading of Reviewing our Acts by Ralph M Lewis. The reader is David Aguilera.

A reading of the second chapter of Cosmic Mission Fulfilled, by Ralph M Lewis. The reader is William Carter.

Harvey Spencer Lewis: The Journey Begins A reading of the first Chapter of Cosmic Mission Fulfilled, by Ralph M Lewis. The reader is William Carter.