Christianity also has its own mysticism even though it has sadly been lost from the awareness of most people in the church outside of the monastery. It just takes a bit of research and training in some of the older and neglected disciplines and texts to get there.
How to be the mystic I want to be
How I did it: Prayer, Faith Patience and Courage.
'Have Faith, Patience and Courage.
This is the beginning
Surely you will succeed
For God is always with You'
Lessons & tips: Develop an inner life, a life of prayer where you regenerate hope.
Resources: Prayer
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on neophyte second atrium already!!
I am soooo happy!
and at lectorium rosicrucianum I’m learning more and more too :D
it feels wonderful
this week I have made a planning for doing some work every day and I should be taking it for a month minimum. today it’s monday, so I have to do meditation with a candle and som AMORC work (I’ve done this already: learning something about Copernicus and the meaning of some words Pitagoras used in a text I love) yey
I feel like a made a big step in this direction today; I completed all the materials to finish the Neophyte degree in my Rosicrucian AMORC studies. I’m now a 1st Degree Rosicrucian student. YAY! :)
This goal came out of a Rosicrucian convocation I attended last month. This is something I really do want to focus on in my life, and I have been . . . but I want to take it further. Right now, my main issue is time. Now that I’m homeschooling my son, all the private time I had while he was at school has vanished, and often by the time he’s in bed (my new private time), I’m too tired to really focus on much of anything. These logistical issues, though, are something I’ll be able to work through.





