As I proceeded through the monographs for the first time, I was always awed by the rich mystery traditions that were represented their foundation. In the last monograph, we were told that the Rosicrucian archives clearly show that serious involvement with creating positive pre-natal influence was found in the Greek mysteries. It says further-

Seeing that the Greeks in many fields received their knowledge from the Egyptians, undoubtedly this study and practice was part of the Mysteries taught in the temples of ancient Egypt. This fact has now been confirmed by certain papyri referring to the work done by the learned of Egypt, not only in the area of childhood education but also in the study and application of prenatal influences.

Sounds good. But, after reading the monographs quite a few times, I begin to ask myself- certain papyri? What papyri? What specific papyri? Is it stupid to ask?

As I often have said, as far as my work goes, I am only interested in the way AMORC operates as a Mind Control Cult. If something they say happens to be true, so be it. My question is- are members believing it because they know it directly through experience, deduce it through reasonable logic based on experience, believe it on intuition with all its limitations or are convinced to believe it through illegitimate methods of coercion, through blind faith or though Mind Control?

To me, as far as prenatal influence goes, AMORC is going a very far distance to instill in their members an argument that would be called, in our culture, “pro-choice.” They appear to be going out of their way to argue for being very nice to the fetus, which is definitively looked at as an organ of the mother not as a human being into live birth and the first breath.

But why? Why do they bother to go such a distance- to emphasize it this much? I will discuss this in the next blog.