History Of The Rose-Croix Sedir - Ordo Svmmvm Bonvm

cordial " Man bless, I aspire ardently to discover personally and verbally with one of yours
my large wound, so that they be it is incredible how much they weigh me and how much it
is difficult for me to support them. You will thus want, in accordance with your cordial offer
and on my humble supplications, to let come until me one from you, carrying the sign of
recognition indicated in the book entitled Frater not Frater, so that I am not misled by a
Rosicrucian brotherhood forgery and that I can thus receive the consolation and the safety of
my heart. Thus you will prove by me your love and your true zeal Christians not to give up
the poor one and afflicted; moreover, you will thus satisfy your honest and benevolent offer
and promise " As for my second concern, you will know it, ô very illuminated of God, by the
following parabola: " Certain day, I undertook a long voyage towards a very distant place,
voyage that much started before me, and also of my time. But, to achieve it, one needs a
healthy man of body and spirit, who knows neither fear nor the doubt, but which either
constant and can support many misfortune and difficulty; because it is not a question only of
the distance of the place, but also of the many obstacles which one can meet during this
voyage. It is for that that therefore must provide itself with the necessary one, so that it is not
obliged to return either little after its departure, or halfway, where it can hardly expect a help.
If somebody does not want to act thus, that it entirely abstains from taking this way. " But, I
also undertaken this voyage, however without thinking of all the circumstances reported
above, but which I recognized later by starting again on several occasions this voyage; I
learned especially how much it is foolish to undertake anything without reflecting and without
weighing the end. But I never wearied myself some and, on the contrary, my spirit blazed
up more and more, and it seemed to to me that I walked rather on emeralds, sapphires,
hyacinthes, diamonds and rubies that on bad ground. But by that much were tro still found
that and there beautiful meadows, green meadows and flowers of varied colors; **timeout**
but I think only with delight of place towards which tend the way reject, especially
because that have be start for the honor of God all-powerful and for the many man " As I
be unaware of at all that I must or give up entirely to contemplate this place of delight, or
support with a great patience all the difficulty that I encounter on my road, I me decide to
suffer rather, with the assistance of God, all the misfortune that to with give up, because it be
impossible to moderate my spirit ignite and full of desire. Especially because this path
appeared with the very beautiful and very pleasant beginning, a such mirror, and in major
part covered of blue flowers called heliotropes or ground sequium; I think, however, that this
place was to be full with blood, because the Greeks delivered very large combat to it to
Troyens, as taught it to me the inhabitants from this country. " I noticed, moreover, that such
meadows ondoyantes and these flowers varied appeared especially when the sun was
masked by opaque clouds, so that it could not emit its clearness with a sufficient force, but,
when the sun shone by its rays without obstacles, the ground became black like coal or
pitch luisante, which plugged me almost. This voyage (the term or the very distant place not
being yet known to me) was appropriate to me extremely well, because the winter
persisted in its rigour, which gave me a great desire; and, which increased it further, it is that
with the rising of the sun, in spite of the intense cold, the bottom, the ground or the ground
were wet everywhere, as if it were to be thus naturally, or as if nature had enraciné all its
moisture in this place, or if the salt marsh there took its origin " But various embarrassments
retained me, as I brought it back higher; and, as I estimated that the voyage was
impossible for me for lack of food, I was turned over from there, while observing carefully at
which place I left the wet ground, that of which I had an unquestionable sign, because it was
the place where Fortuné accepted its purse of Fortune; Fortunate was still painted there with
pleasant Fortune, as if this image had been just completed the very same day; I engraved
my better this place in my memory " But I must also expose the cause conceals from this
voyage, because it is significant. I had learned that seven Wise or Philosophical was to live
in seven capitals different from Europe, and that these Wise, more than all the others, was
informed in all arts and any wisdom, and, in particular, in medicine. As any man has the
desire natural to live a long time and in good health on this ground, I also conceived a great
desire to visit all these places, to see these Wise, hoping to also obtain one of these Wise