In my autobiography, I describe Raymond Bernard as "an Invisible Master" whom
I refer to as 'John'. John is actually a pseudonym that I gave to Raymond
Bernard to protect his identity from curious intruders. However, I am now
allowed to use his real name.
According to the Tradition, there are invisible masters who appear when the
seeker is ready, attuned and in resonance with the master. An invisible master
is an enlightened person who gradually reveals himself to seekers. To the
outside world, of course, Raymond is simply the charming and good human being
that he in fact is.
I am grateful to Raymond for urging and encouraging me to upload his first
English translated book on the internet, which is entitled :
"Messages from the Cathedral of the Soul" .
Alice Ouzounian
To Readers who are not members of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC
This book, originally published in installments, was written for members of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC. It has now been revised for wider circulation and, although the text has been neither modified nor adapted, some specific changes had to be made for readers not belonging to our organization. If they have no valid information on our Order, they may ask for literature, especially the free booklet entitled The Mastery of Life. That will help them to avoid hasty conclusions, and to understand better the terminology sometimes used by the author.
The Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, is neither a sect nor a religious organization. It teaches no dogma. It proposes instead, solutions and bases for reflection. Its members always and in every regard retain their freedom, especially in thought and action, according to their own conceptions. Truth is one under many and diverse aspects. This book offers one of these aspects, and for some, it will be a step toward the truth buried in the depth of each being. For others, it will be the road toward the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC. For all, it is the simple attempt of an author to be obedient to the fundamental rule of the organization of which he is one of the highest officers, this rule being — to serve.
Raymond Bernard served as Grand Master of the Rosicrucian Order for France and French-speaking countries during the writing of this work. In his references to the Grand Lodge, he is speaking of the headquarters for that area. In later years he advanced to the office of Supreme Legate of AMORC for Europe.
