The Rosicrucian cosmo-conception; or, Christian occult science, an elementary treatise upon man's past evolution, present constitution and future development
Max Heindel's 1909 occult treatise for Rosicrucian Fellowship students, published in Seattle and Chicago, laying out human evolution, constitution and future development. The 23 plates are line diagrams: lettered concentric circles naming cosmic periods, ranked arcs of vapor, seed and atomistic regions, and figure-eight currents traced through spinal cord, larynx and heart — usable as schematic cosmologies and anatomical flow charts.
