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	Fellowship of the Rosy Cross - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Order of the Rosy Cross, or Rosicrucians, is a worldwide esoteric society and fraternity officially called the Ancient Mystic Order of Rosae Crucis (AMORC), whose official emblem is a cross with a single rose in the center.
		Despite arousing enthusiasm in the expanding occult community, no later records exist for membership of the Order.
		In the eighteenth century various tracts and manifestoes were published asserting the existence of the Brothers of the Rosy Cross, and several groups claiming Rosicrucian origins were active in Russia, Poland, and Germany.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fellowship_of_the_Rosy_Cross (445 words)

	Death: Sources of the Waite/Smith Tarot Symbols
		Two of the officials at the Templar initiation ceremonies are the Sovereign Master (enthroned and wearing a crown) and the Prelate in robes and bishop’s miter.
		The cross on the chest of the Death figure is made deliberately hard to see, perhaps to obscure the reference of the Templars.
		In the grade of the Red Cross of Rome and Constantine (Waite “The Secret Tradition in Freemasonry” p 239), the cubic stone (i.e., the ‘perfect ashlar’ suggested in the High Priestess throne and the cubic Chariot) now becomes the Rose, seen on Death’s banner.
	www.tarotpassages.com /old_moonstruck/oneill/13.htm (1678 words)

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		But the aspects of history, as seen through the lens of occultism, are not as a rule decorative, and have few gifts of refreshment to heal the lacerations which they inflict on the logical understanding.
		It almost requires a Frater Sapiens dominabitur astris in the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross to have the patience which is not lost amidst clouds of folly when the consideration of the Tarot is undertaken in accordance with the higher law of symbolism.
		The triple cross is preposterous as an instance of Egyptian symbolism; it is the cross of the patriarchal see, both Greek and Latin--of Venice, of Jerusalem, for example--and it is the form of signing used to this day by the priests and laity of the Orthodox Rite.
	www.geocities.com /vasillisuk/tarotinfo.html (8115 words)

	Encyclopedia: Fellowship of the Rosy Cross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Other descriptions of Fellowship of the Rosy Cross
		The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross was a Christian mystical organization established by Arthur Edward Waite in England in 1915.
		There were plans to establish a branch in the United States but they appear never to have been fulfilled.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Fellowship-of-the-Rosy-Cross (114 words)

	The Rosicrucian Fellowship - An International Association of Christian Mystics
		The Rosicrucian Fellowship is composed of men and women who study the Rosicrucian Philosophy known as the Western Wisdom Teachings as presented in The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception.
		The work of the Rosicrucian Fellowship is to spread the gospel and heal the sick.
		Although the Rosicrucian Fellowship books are sold, the services of our Healing Department, the Correspondence Courses, and the various School activities continue to be offered on a free-will love-offering basis.
	www.rosicrucian.com (278 words)

	The Homeless Guy: The New Christian Year
		He was for a period a member of the Salvator Mundi Temple of the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, an offshoot of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
		He met fellow Anglican Evelyn Underhill (who was also affiliated with the Golden Dawn) in 1937 and was later to write the introduction to her published Letters in 1943.
		As a result, the two became good friends and the event was followed by his membership in The Inklings, a literary discussion group of which J.
	thehomelessguy.blogspot.com /2005/11/new-christian-year.html (491 words)

	Modern Rosicrucian groups
		Rosicrucian Fellowship (Association of Christian Mystics) (RF) was established by the Dane, Carl Louis von Grasshof (Max Heindel) [1865-1919], between 1908-1911.
		They accused each other mutually of teaching «sexual-magic», but as far as FRC has any relation to the teachings of Randolph, it is not totally untrue that they have a sexual content in their teachings.
		Waite established the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross and later also an inner order, Ordo Sanctissimus Rosæ et Aureæ Crucis, which today is only open to Master Masons, allthough it originally admitted women and non-Masons.
	www.levity.com /alchemy/rosi_grp.html (8363 words)

	Polaris co-inhere
		In 1917 Charges Williams, publishers' clerk and aspiring poet, was initiated into the Fellowship of the True Rosy Cross.
		The Fellowship was a mystical ritualistic group formed by A.E. Waite in 1916 out of his earlier Holy Order of the Golden Dawn, which in turn had separated from the Order of the Stella Matutina shortly after that group’s split from the Isis-Urania Temple of the Golden Dawn in 1901.
		While co-inherence, and the beliefs that flowed from it, was associated with Christian doctrine in the mind of Williams, the occult influence flowing through the Fellowship of the True Rosy Cross is also apparent.
	www.polarissite.net /page27.html (1395 words)

	Charles Williams - Taylor University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		As almost a backlash against such dry science, interest in the occult and spiritual flourished, fueled, perhaps, by the very body of knowledge it sought to offset.
		Williams spent a period of his life involved with one branch of what he personally termed the "Golden Dawn," but was technically an offshoot of that order called "The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross" founded by A. Waite.
		Accounts of Charles Williams by those who knew him indicate that he was deeply intellectual, but did not possess the financial means to pursue university education.
	www.taylor.edu /academics/supportServices/csLewis/williams.htm (364 words)

	The Novels of Charles Williams by Glen Cavaliero
		In 1917 he was initiated into A. Waite’s Fellowship of the Rosy Cross.
		Although the book is exciting, frequently humorous and rich in theological insights, it repels some readers by its detailed accounts of fl magic — understandably, for these carry real conviction: Williams was for many years a member of A.
		Waite’s Christian Rosicrucian order, The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, and thus had a professional knowledge of esoteric rites.
	homepages.pavilion.co.uk /users/tartarus/williams.html (2234 words)

	The Illustrious Order of the Red Cross
		Illustrious Order of the Red Cross is often seen as a curiosity, a mildly interesting piece of whimsy which we put on before the ‘important’ degrees of
		It is truly tragic that in our time the bridge has become so little understood, we do not even bother to have a floorcloth to represent one of the most potent symbols of all.
		Truth was accustomed to crossing this bridge in the past in order to communicate with this mysterious ‘King’, but may have forgotten how to do it, which is why he is stopped, recognized as not belonging to that second world, and apprehended.
	sric-canada.org /RedCross.htm (3271 words)

	The Pentagram
		Other names are the Goblin's Cross, the Pentalpha, the Witch's Foot, the Devil's Star and the Seal of Solomon (more correctly attributed to the hexagram).
		It has long been believed to be a potent protection against evil and demons, hence a symbol of safety, and was sometimes worn as an amulet for happy homecoming.
		It's use within modern neo-paganism as a group symbol is as important as the cross has been in the history of Christianity and it is in the ubiquity and the attributed meanings of the symbol that it's potency lies rather than in it's antiquity.
	magickalmusings.net /wicca/topic10.php (3036 words)

	The History of the Pentacle - August 2001 Echoed Voices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the pentagram was Sir Gawain's glyph, inscribed in gold on his shield, symbolizing the five knightly virtues - generosity, courtesy, chastity, chivalry and piety.
		The antiquity of the pentagram is certain; its meanings and associations have evolved and richened throughout its history.
		It's use within modem neo-organism as a group symbol is as important as the cross has been in the history of Christianity and it is in the ubiquity and the attributed meanings of the symbol that it's potency lies rather than in it's antiquity.
	www.echoedvoices.org /Aug2001/AugHisPen.html (2725 words)

	The Fool: Sources of the Waite/Smith Tarot Symbols
		Waite was quite fascinated by the Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross.
		The three founders of the Golden Dawn were members of the “Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia,” the inner order of the Golden Dawn was the “Rosae Rubeae et Aurae Crucis,” and Waite’s own revised Golden Dawn group was the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross.
		In the "Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross," Waite goes through "The Chemical Wedding of Christian Rosencreutz" ~1616.
	www.tarotpassages.com /old_moonstruck/oneill/0.htm (1098 words)

	Thelema Lodge Calendar for June 1999 e.v.
		The cultivated and well-traveled son of a senior civil servant, born in Kent in 1869, Blackwood broke away from a rigidly Evangelical household to study Theosophy, before emigrating to America to spend his thirties as a Canadian dairy farmer and then a journalist in New York.
		Blackwood was still active when Arthur Waite organized the Salvator Mundi Temple of the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross in 1915.
		At one point we crossed an enormous fan of debris, and on reaching the highest point the Baltoro suddenly thrust itself before our eyes with its towering guard of sentinel peaks.
	www.billheidrick.com /tlc1999/tlc0699.htm (6930 words)

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		This was a bent or broken cross, on which was displayed a repulsive and distorted figure of Christ, which the fl magicians and sorcerers of the Middle Ages had made use of to represent the Biblical term 'Mark of the Beast'.
		Therefore, Pope John Paul II is telling all the occultists the world over that he is not a Traditional Pope, but a Pope that is committed to carrying out the role of World Religious Leader as called for in the New World Order Plan.
		In the legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the pentagram was Sir Gawain's glyph, inscribed in gold on his shield, symbolising the five knightly virtues - generosity, courtesy, chastity, chivalry and piety.
	www.samliquidation.com /section_7.htm (5692 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Thus, the 0-0 of the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, privately printed by A.E. Waite in a few short years, actually departed from the Cipher Manuscripts in floor plan and movement of the officers.
		Interestingly also, Paul Foster Case corresponded with Arthur Edward Waite after these changes were made by Waite, but it is unclear whether Paul Case was aware of the full extent of the changes made by Waite.
		But as will be discussed later, after a couple of decades more, Waite initiated an American into the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, and issued a Charter, with the intention that the Order might be transplanted to the New World.
	www.luckymojo.com /esoteric/occultism/magic/ceremonial/9707.aewaite.sd (396 words)

	A Golden Dawn Gallery
		This outfit and Machen's later robund shape lead S. Joshi to wonder if Machen might be one of the models of John Dickson Carr's great detective, Dr Gideon Fell (the usual suspect for Carr's model was G. K Chesterton).
		Waite in regalia of the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross.
		It closed down in 1914, and Waite went on to form The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross in 1915.
	www.cafes.net /ditch/GDgallery.htm (808 words)

	MMHC -- 2003
		In their 42nd annual migration, prompted by the horrific Huns of research, the Midivisimedievalists once again headed northward and crossed the boundary into the University of Notre Dame for the fifth time in their long and distinguished history of peregrinations.
		Being now tired and sated with these stories, the Midivisimedievalists wandered hither and yon, far and wide, sturm and drang, for drink and food, finally retiring to the fabulous and fabled white-ramparted mead hall of Thomas Noble (50750 Andover Trail-which turned into a dreaded cul-de-sac, but well-situated for defense), where the libations flowed like honey.
		Weary and bibulous Midivisimedievalists retired to the Morris Inn, but dawn spread its rosy fingers too quickly and too early for too many of them, for the next day was upon them.
	mmhc.slu.edu /2003.htm (1584 words)

	Gardnerian Chronology and Bibliography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Philip Heselton is of the opinion that this in fact happened around 1935?1937 (which would fit better with Sullivan's publication history), and that while she was a respected member she was not its co-leader.
		It is a project of the Crotona Fellowship, and was the brainchild of G. Alexander Sullivan (a.k.a.
		A psychometricist member of the Fellowship examines it, and pronounces it to be very old, and to have belonged to a ancient Egyptian priest.
	www.cyprian.org /Articles/gardchron.htm (8501 words)

	Still Running Off at the Keyboard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It should be remarked, too, that this rule of nonattachment to phenomenal forms extends in principle also to beliefs." This matched a statement in Sufi literature as well, and seems to reflect the premise of the book _Paths to the Heart_, which, in light of this paper of Bamford's, I would now describe as Rosicrucian.
		We now know that he belonged to A.E. Waite's Fellowship of the Rosy Cross for over a decade, even acting as Magister Templi for two brief periods during the mid-nineteen twenties.
		Charles Williams was a member of an offshoot of the magical fraternity the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, named "The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross," founded by A. Waite according to a Taylor University article.
	carrietomko.blogspot.com /2004_12_05_carrietomko_archive.html (6266 words)

	Order of the Rosy Cross
		Rose Cross over the Baltic: The Spread of Rosicrucianism in Northern Europe.
		The Rose Cross and the Age of Reason: Eighteenth-Century Rosicrucianism in Central Europe and Its Relationship to the Enlightenment.
		The Rosicrucian Emblems of Daniel Cramer: The True Society of Jesus and the Rosy Cross.
	www.occultopedia.com /o/order_of_the_rosy_cross.htm (1048 words)

	'The Complete Golden Dawn System of Magic' Volume 1 THE MAGICAL ALPHABET Introduction . 1
		82 The Calvary Cross of the Twelve Squares................
		57 The Use of the Rose Cross Ritual.......................
		49 Attributions of the Seniors to the Greek Cross.........
	www.skepticfiles.org /mys2/gdindex.htm (610 words)

	The Homeless Guy
		AND, after the service, there is a gathering in the fellowship room where a crockpot has been simmering with something warm and hearty to eat.
		When I got there, the service was over and people were already in the fellowship room eating.
		I got there just in time for the volunteer's prayer, which happens just before the homeless are brought into the fellowship hall to eat.
	thehomelessguy.blogspot.com (6895 words)

	Charles Williams: the unsung Inkling
		Before he wrote these books, Williams had taken an interest in the occult.
		He spent 10 years as a member of the Rosicrucian-influenced 'Fellowship of the Rosy Cross' (FRC), an offshoot of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn --whose members included poet W.B. Yeats and infamous occultist Aleister Crowley.
		Williams left the group in 1927; for the rest of his life, he was known to be a staunch Anglican.
	www.canadianchristianity.com /cgi-bin/na.cgi?bc/bccn/0102/artcharles (306 words)

	In 1890s, sober Victorians found selfhood through magic - The Washington Times: Books - July 18, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Indeed, "The Place of Enchantment" is remarkable for showing how generally sober and unexceptional middle-class Victorians joined secret magical societies such as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn in order to study neglected esoteric traditions very much at odds with their everyday world.
		As a consequence, spiritual radicals explored all sorts of alternatives, from the ceremonial and mystical Christianity beloved of A.E. Waite's Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, to the study of Indian religious thought encouraged by Theosophy, to the practice of ritual magic pursued by the Golden Dawn.
		The history of the latter has been told before, but rarely with such concision and clarity.
	www.washtimes.com /books/20040717-094855-2990r.htm (994 words)

	Arthur Edward Waite by Lee Prosser
		Waite designed an intricate deck for tarot use; and he made popular the spread known as the Celtic Cross, which is taught in the First Order of the Golden Dawn.
		An early member of The Golden Dawn, he would later found the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross during 1916.
		Waite's direct connection, involvement, and writings for The Golden Dawn are among his most important contributions.
	www.ghostvillage.com /resources/2004/resources_04062004.shtml (422 words)

	Arthur E. Waite
		He purged magic from the rituals, replacing it with mysticism.
		This society, the Independent and Rectified Rite of the Golden Dawn, was soon torn by further feuds and was dissolved by Waite in 1914, to be replaced by the Fellowship of the Rosy Cross in 1915.
		By this time there were some half dozen offshoots of the Original Golden Dawn, Waite's version being a minor note in the main theme continued by the Order of the Stella Matutina of non-mason, Dr. R.
	freemasonry.bcy.ca /biography/esoterica/waite_a/waite_a.html (203 words)

	Adherents.com
		The earliest verifiable use of the term Rosicrucian, 'rosy cross,' is an anonymous text, Fama Fraternitatis ('Account of the Brotherhood'), which created a brief sensation in Germany upon its publication in 1614.
		The documents are now generally considered hoaxes or allegories; Rosenkreuz probably never existed, although he may have been based on the Swiss alchemist and physician Paracelsus.
		The same is true of the Rosicrucian Fellowship, which was created in 1911 in Oceanside, south of Los Angeles, by Max Heindel (1865-1919), who dedicated himself to healing the sick, in addition to teaching his doctrine.
	www.adherents.com /Na/Na_573.html (2247 words)

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