Description

Search for Transcendence

 

Earle de Motte was a tutor in Method of History and is the author of “Japan and Inida”. He has been a College Principal and a Grand Councillor of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, and is currently a lecturer of the Rosicrucian Academy of the Australasian Grand Lodge. His main research area in this capacity is Grail history, symbology, and literature in the Western Mystery Tradition. He has travelled through Europe, the Middle East and South Asia, visiting many historical sites relevant to Rosicrucian and Grail studies. As a Rose-Croix University instructor, Earle has led Arthurian and Grail tours to various Grail sites in the British Isles and Europe.

Subjects covered include:

Megalithic, Celtic, Oriental and Christian sources of the Grail Myth

The Grail movement as part of the Mystery and Initiatic Tradition

Templar, Cathar, and Rosicrucian associations with the Grail

Interpretations of the Fisher King/Wasteland metaphor

The “Spear of Destiny” and the “Black Grail”

The Goddess and the Grail

The Development of the Myth from Chretien de Troyes to Richard Wagner

Psychological and mystical perspectives that facilitate understanding the secrets of self-realization