Rosicrucian Order

I recently visited the Museum after wanting to do so for many years. It’s quite beautiful (nothing to do with Vegas-​type Egypt) and definitely very special. In particular, I was «visiting» specifically to purchase a particular incense available only from AMORC. I was doing so as a gift for a dear friend dying of cancer in Montréal, with my plane leaving a couple of hours following my planned purchase. This was his favorite many decades ago.
A wise phone call by wife confirmed my suspicion, namely, that they don’t have a physical store (only web sales). However, they were able to procure us some incense on a humanitarian basis. Given the last minute crash nature of my need, I was very grateful of this demonstration of kindess, and I believe this spells volume about the order (to which I don’t belong btw). Thank you AMORC; deeds speak loud in my book, and I will not forget this kindness.

Rounding out my Egypt list is the order that created and operates the Egyptian Rosicrucian Museum in San Jose. While I am not a member nor heavy studier of their topics myself, props to their Museum efforts and contribution to the community… According to their website, AMORC, the Ancient and Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, is not a religion but a group which focuses on different aspects of metaphysical studies and the interconnectedness of these aspects in every day life. Much attention to ancient Egypt’s balance of mysticism and science are highly studied as well it appears. The Rosicrucian Park grounds also house the museum, planetarium, grand temple, peace garden and research library.