AMORC UNMASKED (coming soon)
There is probably nothing more external than a ritual. Although it may embody some kind of symbolic reality, although it may suggest awakening, the ritual itself is an ever-repeated set of movements, chanting, invocations, perhaps singing in an atmosphere dressed with special costumes, candles, incense, often veiled in deep mystery and a sense of sacred history.
In AMORC, if you were not near a Lodge, all you needed was your home sanctum, replete with candles, incense and a mirror and your sacred monograph. I remember drinking my glass of water, washing my hands and setting out to perform the Initiation for Degree 3. In the ritual, the candidate is informed that “more than 3000 years ago, the advanced members of the Order, concealed in the temple alcoves, put into practice the psychic faculties they had developed…”
In AMORC UNMASKED, I show often how “Rosicrucian” experiments begin with creating a relaxed atmosphere (note the suggestion of “soft lighting” that preceeds the initiation), then deploys various hypnotic triggers ranging from certain specific sounds, special signs, repetitive phrasing and then proceeds to a certain phase of the hypnotic process, the core of which I shall discuss in my next blog.
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MY ANSWER TO YUSUSUFF
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Yususuff R. Olaniyi responded to my blog, “Good Food for the Lower Mind,” in which I spoke cynically of the Initiatic Degrees in AMORC, said, “Ok Mr. Freeman, I am actually someone looking for true spirituality and I am sure there are true Rosicrucian groups around. Could you recommend any please?”
I understand Yususuff’s passionate desire for the truth, but I don’t know if the answer is to look for a specific group of any kind, much less a Rosicrucian group. In my book, AMORC Unmasked, over and over again, I point out how the apex, the point, the objective of true spirituality is to make contact with the Divine Presence.
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