The Rosicrucian Issue 74, November 2018
1. Be A Rose-Croix!
2. Incense in History and Alchemy
3. A New Horizon
4. The Mayan Avatar Itzamná
5. Master of My Fate
6. The Wonders and Mysteries of the 16th and 17th Centuries
Part 3 — Elizabeth’s Reign
7. Picasso’s Allegory of War: “Guernica”
8. My Mystical Initiation
Our cover picture shows Loch Ard Gorge at sunset, Port Campbell National Park, Australia. The spectacular cliffs and coastal formations are made of soft limestone that are under constant attack by marine erosion, both wind and water.
Around 5 million years ago, during the last Ice Age (the Pliocene period), the sea level dropped and exposed the sea floor, creating a vast plain stretching all the way from Victoria to Tasmania. More recently, the sea level rose once again, partly covering the plain. The shaping of this coast's cliffs and sculptured rock stacks has been forming ever since.
