The Golden Key to the Rosicrucian Mysteries & Labour of Love
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Talk given on Zoom by
Talk given on Zoom by Peter Dawkins about Sir Francis Bacon’s 'De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum' ('Of the Dignity and the Advancement of Science'), twin to the Shakespeare First Folio.
The two Folios were published concurrently in 1623, the year of a Great Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter, and constitute the hierophantic golden and silver keys to the Rosicrucian Mysteries, with the 'De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum' being the golden key. Both works contain profound symbolism, cryptography and mystery founded upon ageless wisdom knowledge or science, and both have had a considerable effect on the whole world.
For instance, modern science largely owes its inspiration and foundation to Bacon’s ‘De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum’ (‘Of the Dignity and Advancement of Science’), and our modern computer language owes its basis to the Biliteral Cipher invented by Bacon that is described in the book.
The Rosicrucian Mysteries derive their name from the ancient symbol of the Rose Cross, but the use of the symbol to name a society or fraternity practising these mysteries began in 1570, when the Society of the Golden and Rosy Cross was founded in England. In 1604 the RC Society began to make its name and work public, thereby ushering in the modern scientific era. At that time Francis Bacon was the ‘Apollo’ and ‘Fra. CRC’ of the Rosicrucian Fraternity, and he, together with others, set this work in motion across Europe, and eventually the world, under the name of ‘The Great Instauration’.
This talk is Part 3 of the ‘Rosicrucian Mysteries’ series.
www.fbrt.org.uk
Contents
00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:51 Overall description of title page
00:06:32 The Bacon-Shakespeare Work of Illumination
00:23:14 Meaning of Francis Bacon's two titles
00:32:30 First Tome, Double Truth, and the Gemini Swan Spear-shakers
00:42:38 Meaning of the Folio's Latin title & Argonauts' search for the Golden Fleece
00:57:36 The Cryptic Cabala of the Nine Books
01:06:52 The Dedication, Flaming Heart Emblem & Double Truth
The two Folios were published concurrently in 1623, the year of a Great Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter, and constitute the hierophantic golden and silver keys to the Rosicrucian Mysteries, with the 'De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum' being the golden key. Both works contain profound symbolism, cryptography and mystery founded upon ageless wisdom knowledge or science, and both have had a considerable effect on the whole world.
For instance, modern science largely owes its inspiration and foundation to Bacon’s ‘De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum’ (‘Of the Dignity and Advancement of Science’), and our modern computer language owes its basis to the Biliteral Cipher invented by Bacon that is described in the book.
The Rosicrucian Mysteries derive their name from the ancient symbol of the Rose Cross, but the use of the symbol to name a society or fraternity practising these mysteries began in 1570, when the Society of the Golden and Rosy Cross was founded in England. In 1604 the RC Society began to make its name and work public, thereby ushering in the modern scientific era. At that time Francis Bacon was the ‘Apollo’ and ‘Fra. CRC’ of the Rosicrucian Fraternity, and he, together with others, set this work in motion across Europe, and eventually the world, under the name of ‘The Great Instauration’.
This talk is Part 3 of the ‘Rosicrucian Mysteries’ series.
www.fbrt.org.uk
Contents
00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:51 Overall description of title page
00:06:32 The Bacon-Shakespeare Work of Illumination
00:23:14 Meaning of Francis Bacon's two titles
00:32:30 First Tome, Double Truth, and the Gemini Swan Spear-shakers
00:42:38 Meaning of the Folio's Latin title & Argonauts' search for the Golden Fleece
00:57:36 The Cryptic Cabala of the Nine Books
01:06:52 The Dedication, Flaming Heart Emblem & Double Truth
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