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Le rosicrucianisme considère la mort comme une transformation spirituelle plutôt que comme une fin, mettant l'accent sur le chemin de l'auto-initiation et de l'alchimie intérieure....  more  

Rosicrucianism views death as a spiritual transformation rather than an end, emphasising the path of self-initiation and inner alchemy. Through ritual, Kabbalistic symbolism, and m...  more  

Bridging mysticism and mental health. M.R. Osborne reframes Jacob Boehme’s mystical writings through the lens of contemporary psychological struggle, making esoteric ideas accessib...  more  

H Rider Haggard equates the Philosopher’s Stone with a state where the desire of opposites (in this instance, that of the sexual passions and desires of a man and woman for one ano...  more  

A lecture presented to SRIA Pythagoras College No.26 on May 10, 2025.   more  

The quality of Dorflinger glasswork showcases the work of nineteenth-century artisans who utilised copper and stone wheels to cut quality glass to a high degree of perfection and s...  more  

In the north east corner of the nave at Worcester Cathedral, England, lies the tomb of John Thornborough (1551-1641), an Anglican bishop and chaplain to Elizabeth I. Thornborough w...  more  

While it is true that Freemasonry characterises itself as a "society with secrets" rather than a "secret society", it is also the case that the Roman Catholic Church has been consi...  more  

In Stanley Kubrick's 1980 movie ‘The Shining’, we see how malefic influences are concentrated and gathered in The Overlook Hotel, itself a metaphor of the world we occupy, beset by...  more  

Audio script of a paper presented live to Sapere Aude on 22 December 2024  more