Event Description

“What Becomes of the Dead?” – Scientific Evidence Supporting the Rosicrucian Viewpoint

The age-old question of what happens upon the end of our physical life has been a central focus of human interest and of the major religions throughout the world.  

The various answers to this question generally fall into three categories: a) An immaterial and immortal part of a human being, oftentimes referred to as the soul, has a “judgment day” at the conclusion of earthly life and is evaluated as to the conformity of its actions with certain precepts and practices during its lifetime, and based on this assessment, is then admitted to an eternal paradise, “heaven,” or consigned to a place of eternal torment known as “hell”; b) After physical death, the immaterial and immortal soul reincarnates in another body and repeats this cycle until it attains a specific point of refinement as demonstrated by living in accord with certain precepts and practices during its earthly life or a particular type of consciousness; and c) No element of human consciousness persists beyond physical death and there is no so-called “afterlife.”  

However, aided by medical breakthroughs of the past few decades, the scientific method of investigation is being repeatedly applied to the question of “What becomes of the dead?”  Julian Johnson will share some of this research, which provides strong evidence supporting the Rosicrucian teachings regarding reincarnation. 

You can access the teleconference at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88932196385