This podcast is a reading of the booklet Liber 777, The Celestial Sanctum, read by Grand Master Julie Scott.

From the inner chamber of the Great Pyramid in Egypt come these Rosicrucian vowel sound intonations that stir our inner nature. Recorded by Edward Lee in the Great Pyramid in 1972.

This Pod Cast is written and presented by Julie Sanchez-Parodi, Research Assistant at the Rosicrucian Research Library. The talk was first presented at the Focus the Nation Event held in Rosicrucian Park on January 31, 2008. The Mystical Bee explores, from ancient to modern times, the mystic symbolism of the bee in esoteric and religious thought, the economic and ecological impact of the bee, and why the continued existence of this precious creature is so important to human survival.

The great mystics of all times and all places have meditated deeply on the Gnosis of the Heart. In many languages there are two kinds of knowledge: to know “about” something, or to “know” something. Gnosis is experiential, personal knowledge of a person, place, event or truth. When Gnosis is coupled with Love, it follows the unitive path, uniting the lover and the beloved. This Podcast explores the Journey which results when one sets out on the Quest for the Gnosis of the Heart, and invites the listeners to participate in this Quest.

In this podcast, Grand Master Julie Scott presents some cultural perspectives regarding Sacred Space and invites us to consider our sacred spaces.

H Spencer Lewis, first Imperator of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, wrote this remarkable description of the Essenes in 1929 as part of his book, The Mystical Life of Jesus, some eighteen years before the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Lewis’s work was one of the foundational inspirations for the modern Essene movement.

Dr. Jasmine Day was born in 1972 in Perth, Australia, and received her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from The University of Western Australia in 2002. A book based on her thesis, The Mummy’s Curse: Mummymania in the English-speaking World, was published by Routledge in August 2006. She combines a general knowledge of Egyptology (especially funerary customs and mummification) with an anthropological perspective on both the culture of ancient Egypt and modern cultures’ understandings of ancient Egypt (i.e. Egyptomania). She specializes in the study of Mummymania, the Western fascination with, and representations of, Egyptian mummies. She visited the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum on July 31, 2007, and we were fortunate enough to have some time for a conversation on her favorite subjects!

In this podcast, Grand Master Julie Scott reads the Rosicrucian Code of Life.

Worldwide, the Autumn Equinox is associated with the harvest, remembrance of times past, and appreciation for those who have gone before us. Rosicrucians mark this time of year with a special memorial ceremony honoring all the past initiates who have dedicated their lives to carry on the Rosicrucian teachings and traditions down through the centuries. Held outdoors in a beautiful and inspiring setting, with non-Rosicrucian friends and family invited, this memorial ceremony acknowledges the many contributions and ongoing dedication of past initiates to our Rosicrucian heritage.

Soror Katherine Purnell discusses the importance of listening as part of the peace process. Katherine Purnell is a long time member of the Rosicrucian Order. She has served the Order in various capacities, including Grand Councilor for the North Atlantic Region. Katherine is currently serving as the Affiliated Bodies Manager for the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC.