Chapter XXX. Thirty-six Example Horoscopes 579

No. 1. Conception in a drunken Debauch 579

No. 3. Heart and Eye Trouble, Spiritual Sight 588

No. 8. Ear Disease, Kidney Trouble, Constipation 601

No. 10. [ Throat and Genitals 602, 603, 604

No. 12. Melancholy Suicidal Tendency 608

No. 13. St. Vitus Dance and Adolescence 610

No. 15. St. Vitus Dance and Tuberculosis 613

No. 17. Digestive Disorder and Asthma 615

No. 25. Heart, Lung and Kidney Trouble 641

No. 30. Eye and Ear Trouble, Weak Back 657

No. 31. Eye and Ear Trouble, Poor Circulation 660

No. 34. Diseased Throat and Genitals 670

There was a time, even as late as Greece, when Religion, Art and Science were taught unitedly in the Mystery -temples. But it was necessary to the better development of each that they should separate for a time.

Religion held sole sway in the so-called 'dark ages.' During that time it bound Science and Art hand and foot. Then came the period of the Renaissance and Art came to the fore in all its branches. Religion was strong as yet, however, and Art was only too often prostituted in the service of Religion. Last came the wave of modern Science, and with iron hand it has subjugated Religion.

It was a detriment to the world when Religion shackled Science. Ignorance and Superstition caused untold woe, nevertheless man cherished a lofty spiritual ideal then ; he hoped for a higher and better life. It is infinitely more disastrous that Science is killing Religion, for now even Hope, the only gift of the gods left in Pandora's box, may vanish before Materialism and Agnosticism.

Such a state cannot continue. Reaction must set in. If it does not, anarchy will rend the cosmos. To avert a calamity Religion, Science and Art must reunite in a higher expression of the Good, the True and the Beautiful than obtained before the separation.

A spiritual religion, however, cannot blend with a materialistic science any more than oil can mix with water. Therefore steps were taken to spiritualize Science and make Religion scientific.

In the thirteenth century a high spiritual teacherr

having the symbolical name, Christian Rosenkreuz — Christian : Rose : Cross — appeared in Europe to commence that work. He founded the mysterious Order of Rosicrucians with the object of throwing occult light upon the misunderstood Christian religion and to explain the mystery of life and being from the scientific standpoint in harmony with religion.

In the past centuries the Rosicrucians have worked in secret, but now the time has come for giving out a definite, logical and sequential teaching concerning the origin, evolution and future development of the world and man, showing both the spiritual and scientific aspect ; a teaching which makes no statements that are not supported by reason and logic. Such is the teaching promulgated by the Rosicrucian Fellowship. It satisfies the mind by giving clear explanations and neither begs nor evades questions. It holds out a reasonable solution to all mysteries — but, and this is a very important "But," it does not regard the intellectual understanding of God and the Universe as an end in itself. Far from it. The greater the intellect, the greater the danger of its misuse. Therefore the scientific teaching is only given in order that man may believe and start to live the religious life which alone can bring true fellowship.

Jjeahquariera of the Rosicrucian Fellowship

Having formed the Rosicrucian Fellowship for the purpose of promulgating the Rosicrucian teachings and aiding aspirants on the path of progression, it became necessary to find a permanent home and facilities requisite for doing this work. To this end a tract of land was purchased in the little town of Oceanside, Califor-

nia, ninety miles south of Los Angeles and forty miles north of San Diego, the southwesternmost city of the United States.

Southern California offers exceptional opportunities for spiritual growth on account of the etheric atmosphere being denser than in any other part of the world, and Mount Ecclesia, as the Rosicrucian Fellowship headquarters are called, has been particularly favored in this respect.

The work was started in the end of 1911. Since then there has been built :

A Sanctuary, wherein the Rosicrucian temple services are held.

A two-story Administration Building, containing on the second floor the offices of the various executive officers, a large general office, the publishing and editorial departments. On the first floor is a large, wellequipped modern printing plant and bindery, including a linotype for setting type, cylinder and platen presses, folding machine, power cutter, book sewing machines, etc.

There is a modern fireproof Dining Hall with a capacity to accommodate one hundred and twenty at one sitting. In it a wholesome and nutritious meatless diet is served to workers and visitors.

There is also a Ladies' Dormitory with a commodious Class Room and Social Hall, a number of Cottages and a Tent City to take care of the overflow during the vacation season when a specially large number of members visit Mount Ecclesia.

The 'grounds are growing more beautiful year by year; hundreds of palms and a profusion of flowers, such as are seen only in California, add to the inspiration and make this place a paradise in the truest senseof the word.

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General Contents. The Mystic Light Department is devoted to articles on Occultism, Mystic Masonry, Esoteric Christianity and similar Spiritual Subjects. The Question Department is designed to give further light

upon the various subjects dealt with in the different departments, where queries from students and other subscribers make this necessary. The Astral Ray Department gives Cosmic Light on Life's

Problems. So far as space permits horoscopes of subscribers' children are read each month. These readings

show the hidden faults and talents to help parents bring

Vocational Readings for young men and women art

given to show them the sphere in the world's work foi

Students will find these readings of great value as

practical lessons in Astrology. Studies in the Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception. Our Origin, Evolution and ultimate Destiny is religiously, reasonably and scientifically explained 'in this department Nutrition and Health. Our body is "A Living Temple,'

we build it without "sound or hammer," by our food. Ir

this department articles on diet teach how to build wiselj

and well. The Rose Cross Healing Circle. Its meetings and then

results. Echoes from Mount Ecclesia. News and Notes frorr

The increasing difficulty experienced by Astrologers

A glance at this publication will at once show the Astrologer a number of advantages in our arrangement. The times and places of New Moons, Full Moons and Eclipses are plainly marked, declinations of the planets are given for every day, so i? the Moon's Node. Tables of Logarithms are given for 24 hours.