This is a beautiful story

Hi Bill, I just graduated with a BA in English and am seeking my path. I would love to talk to you if you are willing.

His mother was one of the earliest students, but he did not abide by the teaching, he is more of a comparative religion/mysteries scholar, and his formal title is a 33° mason.

My deepest condolences ❤

Wow may I ask you a question what was the response that you expected to receive is there a "special" hospital or facility that they could've taken her to which would've been far superior to what is offered in traditional "insurance" hospitals. And my deepest condolences losing a mother and or child is the most intense grief the human mind can be expected to deal with in its lifetime

@@restrictedarea4860 I expected to receive what we had received in the past from the healing dept. We'd be asked, by mail, to submit the person's day, time and place of birth. Then we'd receive a strict diet and supplements for that person to take. It helped the afflicted person every time, including me when I had a lump in my breast. I was told by my aunt who knew her that the wonderful lady who had worked in the healing dept and helped my family many times was retired at the time of my mother's illness.

@sandramarcantelli4958 were they're any books and or learning that could've/ is available for the tenured member for after temple study

@@restrictedarea4860 I'm unsure what you mean by temple study. My mother never attended the temple. Everything was done by mail back then. She read the books and the monthly magazine. She was what they called a probationer. She was allowed to buy fellowship books that were forbidden to anyone not a probationer. Of course, I don't know what was in them. It was the wish of the fellowship and of my mother that all such books be returned to the fellowship after the death of the probationer. My father and I respected those wishes.

Hi Bella. The Rosicrucian Fellowship is not the same as the AMROC. AMROC is much more occult studies than the Fellowship. They have a different belief system, and different forms of teachings. The Fellowship in Oceanside is Christian based, and very interesting. The folks there are lovely people and are happy to answer questions. On Sundays, they have a Mass in the lil Church, and then after that they have a lunch in their cafeteria. There is a $7 donation when attending the lunch, as they pay for it and make it. (Vegetarian, as the fellowship does not allow meat to be eaten). The lunch is there for a Q&A session, where the conversations get quite interesting.

Try the real fellowship in Quakertown Pa.

AMORC, not AMROC. Basically you get instruction materials and lectures packaged and sent to you and that cost some money, asides the fact that the organization requires money to run, the temples have bills to pay, electricity, security, licenses etc. You do not pay to pray to God.

They have membership to go through lessons , same as AMORC , Just look at the websites. Both are good places from what I can see after considering joining following years of study in all different matters myself. They are not a Religion , but holding to your beliefs can enhance , and help you grow as an individual with a sense of fellowship with others. AMORC youtube channel , rosicrucian tv , shares a ton of info and some lessons. ( Ancient Mystical Order of the Rose Cross. )

AMORC in San Jose is Egyptian based and they charge for lessons. Rosicrucian Fellowship in Oceanside is Christian based and they don't charge for lessons but everyone should donate what they can.

I am become

What are your practices in life?

32 is younger you literally have the same exact time until your only 62 even that's not old. So no it's never too late better actually.

I started studying with TRF when I was 62, and am doing just fine.

You are continuously learning, growing, and being your own individual. You are still very young to learn t, to grow and be a self potential being..

Perfect age!

Too old to learn?? Never! I went to nursing school at 45 yo.

What is that order called

The Fellowship studies are free of charge, and you are not required to pay dues. You may be mistaken the AMORC to the Rosicrucian Fellowship.

RF teachings established by Max Heindel is FREE no membership dues is required .

The Teachings of RF is free to learn and membership is open to all for free no Dues or membership fee required from any one free offering can be given to support the work willingly from the heart .

You’re confusing Rosicrucian Fellowship with another Order. I am currently a Student, and teachings are completely free. Here is the website www.Rosicrucian.com

Yes, there are many groups that call themselves Rosicrucian-this or Rosicrucian-that, but they are NOT the Rosicrucian Fellowship. Make sure you attach the word "Fellowship" and you will get the group from the movie above. All the teachings are free to everyone--that has been a rule since the beginning. If you meet a member, they will eager to inform you or point you to others who can.

There is no charge in joining the fellowship. Prayer is action. You do not to pray alone but you need to work on yourself day in and and day out. If you are looking for a quick fix, this is not for you. Before you dive into any religion, please look for thing that governs you in your daily life. If you are looking for the fellowship to give you some immediate outside satisfaction, you will be sadly disappointed and so are true spiritual foundations in the world. The fellowship does not promise you a self satisfaction. If you are living a true spiritual life you must work at improving yourself daily. As I am passing through the physical life of 67 years and with the fellowship close to 50 years, I know that life as we know it is not a cake walk. There are lessons to be learned here in life and you cannot escape that. You cannot wiggle yourself through life making excuses and get away with life. You WILL find yourself back in this life starting over. Please take a time to reflect on yourself. You not be ready for the teaching from the Rosicrucian Fellowship. Maybe, you need to take one step at a time in this lifetime and you will be fine. Persistently ask questions. Start with, " Who am I?". "Where do I come from?", "Why am I here?", and do something about it. The Fellowship members on Mt. Ecclesia can help you answer some of your questions. I am here to help answer some of these questions but you have to do the hard work.

@user-do6ig3me3j What is meant by the single word 'sacrifice?' When I lived in Utah, they took the word 'sacrifice' very literally.

Why is anything Roman anti Rosicrucian?

Your supposition that anything Roman is completely anti-Rosicrucian is true only in the terrestrial world of humanity where the biases and prejudices that arise from the search for power evident in the behavior of the lower-ego. This is not so in the true inner spiritual realms of the mind, heart, and soul.

@@fabbianludendorff4398 very beautifully stated

@@thomasmalley9329 Thank you, my dear Thomas Malley.

@@fabbianludendorff4398 Your very welcome...I think another fun fact that should be taken into consideration when espousing falsehoods as those above is that Who was Father Christian Rosenkreutz? A Catholic monk! 😀