Rosicrucianism, Christian mysticism, astrology

The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception: Mystic Christianity

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The foundational text of the Rosicrucian Fellowship and a primary work of 20th-century Western esotericism. Max Heindel presents a systematic 'cosmo-conception' that explains the past evolution, present constitution, and future development of humanity. He detailes the seven worlds, the seven periods of evolution, and the nature of the human spirit. Drawing on both Rosicrucian tradition and Theosophical concepts, Heindel seeks to reconcile occult science with 'Mystic Christianity'.

Also known asHeindel's Rosicrucianism
This edition1909
EditionRosicrucian Fellowship, Oceanside, CA
RosicrucianismTheosophymeditationOccult scienceOccult cosmologyTheosophy (contextual influence)Universal MythologyPost-Mortem StatesRosicrucian Cosmologykarma and rebirthComparative Religionspiritual initiationBreathing practicesReincarnation & KarmaConcentration practicesreincarnation

Contents23 chapters

  1. 01Introduction
  2. 02Part I: Present Constitution and Development
  3. 03Chapter I: The Visible and Invisible Worlds
  4. 04Chapter II: The Four Kingdoms
  5. 05Chapter III: Man and Method of Evolution
  6. 06Chapter IV: Rebirth and the Law of Consequence
  7. 07Part II: Cosmogenesis and Anthropogenesis
  8. 08Chapter V: Relation of Man to God
  9. 09Chapter VI: The Scheme of Evolution
  10. 10Chapter VII: The Path of Evolution
  11. 11Chapter VIII: Planetary Evolution
  12. 12Chapter IX: The Earth Period
  13. 13Chapter X: Mars and Mercury
  14. 14Chapter XI: Post-Atlantean Epochs
  15. 15Chapter XII: Evolution on the Earth
  16. 16Chapter XIII: Back to the Bible
  17. 17Chapter XIV: Occult Analysis of Genesis
  18. 18Part III: Future Development and Initiation
  19. 19Chapter XV: Christ and His Mission
  20. 20Chapter XVI: Future Development
  21. 21Chapter XVII: Initiation
  22. 22Chapter XVIII: The Constitution of the Earth
  23. 23Part IV: Analysis of the Lord's Prayer

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