Four hundred years ago, in August 1623, a time of crisis and war in Europe, two small but intriguing posters were affixed to the walls of Paris, speaking of a ‘visible and invisible’ presence in the city and offering fellowship to seekers.
Who placed these posters there remains concealed, but it was certainly someone involved in Rosicrucian circles. The posters were a call to those who sought the light of truth in those turbulent times.
This Book of Light, the Liber Lucis, resonates with that call of so long ago and carries forward the Rosicrucian Tradition of Light, Life, and Love for all humanity and for our Earth.
It aims to inspire spiritual seekers to reflect mystically upon the nature of Light, to address some of the age-old challenges of life, and to elicit responses to contemporary questions, such as about the wellness of the Earth or the ethics of artificial intelligence.
Above all, it is a reminder to us all to tread gently in our world and to use our magnificent human creativity to unite love with light and life in all that we do.