Rosicrucians and esoteric Christian tradition

Rosicrucian Order is preaching Christianity, and argues that the mystery (esoteric knowledge) on which Christ talks in Matthew 13:11 and Luke 8:10.

This society seeks to prepare the individual through harmonious development of mind (occult) and heart (mystic) in a spirit of selfless service to mankind and the acceptance of altruism. According to the company, the source Rosicrucians are established 1313th years and are comprised of 12 enlightened beings gathered around the 13 - Christian Rosenkreutz. These are shown as adept members of human evolution that have already advanced far beyond the circle of rebirth. Their mission is to prepare the world for a new phase in religion-which includes awareness of the inner worlds and the subtle bodies.

Also, their mission and safe guidance through the gradual awakening of the latent human capacity over the next 6 centuries to the time of Aquarius. According to occult writers, this thesis and views are mold as a part of the "Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri.

The Cathars: Religion And Spirituality

The Cathars, also known as the Albigensians were a Christian religious group who appeared in western Europe in the 12th and 13th centuries. Their origin has been traced to the Bogomils and the Gnostics, with whom they shared a similar philosophy. The term Cathars originates from the Greek, catharos, which means the purified ones. Christian theologians debated with themselves for centuries whether Cathars were Christian heretics or whether they were not Christians at all. Cathars believed in two principles, a good creator god and his evil adversary. The evil god Satan or Lucifer ruled the material world which is evil and that humans must renounce the world to free their spirits. They believed that a man who died without such a spiritual rebirth would face reincarnation again and again, in human or animal form.