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From Pat Deveney's database:
Rosicrucian Fellowship Magazine.
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| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N1 May 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N2 Jun 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N3 Jul 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N4 Aug 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N5 Sep 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N6 Oct 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N7 Nov 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N8 Dec 1920 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N9 Jan 1921 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N10 Feb 1921 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N11 Mar 1921 | |
| Rosicrucian Fellowship V12 N12 Apr 1921 | |
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This is the organ of Max Heindel's Rosicrucian Fellowship at Oceanside, the home of the Western Wisdom Teachings — Rosicrucianism in the Christian-Rosenkreutz sense Heindel drew from Theosophy and Steiner, not the Masonic 'Rose Croix' of the lodges. Its most conspicuous feature is Rosicrucian spiritual astrology: the pages fill with natal horoscopes, ascendants, and planetary delineations offered as a spiritual science. Around that run the Fellowship's esoteric-initiatory core, its doctrine of rebirth and karma, its spiritual-healing department, and its prescribed vegetarian discipline. Passing 'freemason' and 'medium' vocabulary is incidental — the body is a Rosicrucian esoteric-Christian order, not a Masonic or spiritualist one. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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