Secret of the Rosicrucians

The Rosicrucian order also known as the Brethren of the Rosy Cross and if you were wondering where the 12th degree of the Swedish rite went or why it jumped from the 11th degree to the illuminati degree of the Order of Charles 13th degree, we’ll here it is. The Rosicrucian Order is the 12th degree of the Swedish rite and considered an illuminati order. Candidates must first pass a Swedish rite initiation in order to apply to the Rosicrucian society. The orders’ affiliation is hidden because the Swedish rite only accepts Christians, whereas the Rosicrucian’s believe in a religious tolerance. A lesser known legend in Masonic literature says the Rosicrucian order or a form of it was created in the year 46AD when an Alexandrian Gnostic named Ormus and his 6 followers whom claimed to have been taught by Mark the disciple of Jesus. Documents available in France prove that an order called the Rosy Cross had been founded in 1188 by a Knights Templar named Jean de Gisors, whom worked for King Henry 2nd of England and became the First Grand Master for the order of Zion. The term Rosicrucian first came into views in 1614 in a publication put together from the work of a figure called Christian Rosencreutz. As I mentioned in the earlier chapters a man had been wandering in the deep woods when he came across the grave of Rosencreutz and found documents titled “Fama Fraternitatis Rosae Crusis” meaning report of the Rosicrucian brotherhood.The report detailed a journey through the holy lands, then the Mediterranean areas gaining esoteric knowledge then studying with the Alumbrados of Spain and finally returning to Germany where the supposed traveler founded the Rosicrucian order.Here is the code; Rosicrucian literally translates to rosy cross, which was a templar founded organization. The figure Christian Rosencreutz’s name also changes as Christian stands for Christianity and Rosencreutz can become two Latin words ros, which means dew and crux which means cross. A dew-cross is the chemical symbol for light.