Max Heindel

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1) The Rosicrucian Mysteries

Author

Heindel, Max

Publisher

Rosicrucian Fellowship

Pub. Date

1911

Language

English

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Delve into the enigmatic world of the Rosicrucian Order with Max Heindel's The Rosicrucian Mysteries. This book unveils the profound teachings of a legendary esoteric group rooted in the Western mystery tradition. Explore the history and philosophies of a hermetic Order, often considered a 'College of Invisibles,' where great Adepts work to aid humanity's spiritual evolution. Heindel meticulously presents the Order's mystical practices, symbolisms,...

2) The Rosicrucian Cosmo-conception

Author

Heindel, Max

Publisher

Rosicrucian Fellowship

Pub. Date

1925.

Language

English

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The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception, written by Max Heindel, explores the intricate relationships between Esoteric Christianity and Rosicrucian teachings. First published in 1909, this seminal work remains a cornerstone of Christian mysticism and occult study, offering a comprehensive outline of the evolutionary process of both man and the universe. Heindel masterfully correlates science and religion, providing deep insights into the spiritual mechanisms...

3) The Rosicrucian cosmo-conception or mystic Christianity

Author

Heindel, Max

Language

English

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Max Heindel, known as the greatest western mystic of the twentieth century, left as a legacy to the world this wonderful book: The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception or Mystic Christianity. The mutual antagonism of the Catholic Church and Rosicrucianism is well established and longstanding. For most of the past 300 years they have been acknowledged, even in the secular mindset, as implacably opposed. This is great reading for those who have been curious...

4) The Rosicrucian Christianity lectures

Author

Heindel, Max

Publisher

L.N. Fowler & co

Pub. Date

1939.

Language

English

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The lectures here presented in book form were first written in 20 lectures and delivered during the month of November 1908 in Columbus, Ohio, by Max Heindel. He also mimeographed them and distributed copies to all who attended his lectures. After his lectures in Seattle, Washington, his friend Mr. William M. Patterson traveled with him to Chicago, Illinois, where he not only financed the publishing, but also assisted Mr. Heindel in proofreading both...