Author Archives: Sedulus

Fear is not real. Listen closely to the last minute of the dialog in this scene: Fear is worrying about hypothetical variables – things that are possible; but do not exist – products of our imagination. Fear is a choice. … Continue reading →

The Martinist lessons are quite fascinating. Some of it can be quite dry (1770’s philosophical writing style), but once you get into the writings of Boehme and, especially, Pasquales – you learn some exciting things about life and what happens … Continue reading →

Ancient aliens? Not all of it… Our ancient ancestors had a slightly different consciousness which enabled them to see through the veil: observing and interacting with the entities that exist in the other worlds. Most of (but not all, to … Continue reading →

An impressive collection of translated ancient Sumerian clay tablet texts. Click on the Collections link: one of the links goes to the text translations at the San Jose Rosicrucian Egyptian museum. https://cdli.ucla.edu/

To expand on a previous post: “A View on High Magick” Published on: Aug 8, 2017 Searchers who inquire about the Rosicrucian order, including those visitors to my local discussion group in Lorain County Ohio, frequently bring up the topic of high … Continue reading →