The Rosicrucian Order is internationally known by the acronym AMORC, Ancient and Mystical Order Rosae Crucis. In all countries in which it is free to exist, it is recognised as a philosophical, initiatic and traditional Order which has for centuries perpetuated in written and oral forms the Knowledge transmitted to it by the sages of Ancient Egypt, philosophers of Ancient Greece, alchemists, templars, enlightened thinkers of the Renaissance and the most eminent mystics of the modern era. The Rosicrucian Order is not a religion and does not constitute a socio-political movement. Neither is it a sect.
In accordance with its precept The greatest tolerance within the strictest independence, the Rosicrucian Order AMORC does not impose a dogma upon its students but rather offers its teachings to all those interested in the best mysticism, philosophy, religion, science and the arts have to offer humanity for its physical, mental and spiritual regeneration. Of all the philosophical and mystical organisations, it is the only one which has the right and authority to use the Rosy Cross as its symbol. In this symbol, which has no religious connotation whatsoever, the cross represents the human body and the rose the soul which evolves as it has contact with the physical world.
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Written by the Grand Master of the French Jurisdiction, Serge Toussaint this message is topical and covers many of the issues we are facing today. It can be found in the left hand menu as Open Letter or follow the link
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