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Periodical: Rozekruis (Heindel)

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Rozekruis, Het.
Maandblad, Gewijd aan Esoterisch Christendom.
Een Helder Verstand. Een Liefdevol Hart. Een Gezond Lichaam ("A Clear Mind; A Loving Heart; A Healthy Body")
1927—1940 Monthly
Language: Dutch.
Succeeded by: Geluk—>Stralen van het Rozenkruis
1/1, December 1927-1940. Beginning with vol. 10, no. 10, 1937, the journal became a series of monographs under individual names.

This was devoted to the Christian occultism of "Max Heindel" (Carl Louis von Grasshoff, 1865-1919), a Danish-American astrologer, Theosophist, Rosicrucian and vegetarian, who started the Rosicrucian Fellowship in Oceanside, California, in 1909 to herald the coming Aquarian Age. The journal was the Dutch version of Heindel’s Echoes of Mt. Ecclesia (q.v.) and its successors. Delpher.nl/nl (144 issues).

Other Sources:
Issues:Rozekruis V1 N1 Dec 1927
Rozekruis V1 N4 Apr 1928
Rozekruis V4 N2 Feb 1931.
Rozekruis V6 N9 Sep 1933
Rozekruis V9 N2 Feb 1936
Rozekruis V13 N5 1940
Claude-Generated Themes:   Rozekruis was a Dutch organ of Max Heindel's Rosicrucian Fellowship, the esoteric-Christian order Heindel founded in California in 1909 and set out in his Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception. Its loudest single theme is astrology — zodiac, ascendant, horoscope, ephemeris — but the Fellowship treats astrology as a 'spiritual science', a diagnostic of the soul's evolution rather than fortune-telling. Around it turns a full Rosicrucian cosmology of Moon-angels and Luciferic beings, densities of substance, and the moral contrast of white and black magic, with reincarnation and karma as working doctrine across past and future lives. This is the Christian-Rosenkreutz current in its modern Heindelian form, addressed to a Dutch readership, and it belongs to Rosicrucianism proper rather than to any Masonic Rose-Croix degree.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Astrology | New Age Spirituality | Rosicrucianism | Theosophy