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The founder of the Golden Rose-Cross (Sincerus Renatus) that the "Masters" of the Rose-Cross left for "India" and none of them were left in Europe. 1714 statutes of the Golden Rose-Cross one can read "every Brother shall hange his first name and surname after he has been accepted, and shall do the same each time he changes countries"

Henri Nehaus also states that this departure of the "Masters" took place after the declaration of the Thirty Years War in Europe. Rose-Cross was also rumored to have links with Eastern, Islamic organizations.

In René Guénon´s book "History of Pseudo-Religion" there is aaccount of traveler Paul Lucas, who traveled through Greece and Asia Minor durin the reign of Louis XIV, recalls meeting four dervishes in Brousse, one of them seemed to speak all the languages of the world ( a supposed faculty attributed to the Brothers of the Rose-Cross) and this man claimed to belong to a group of Seven people who meet every twenty years.

>Of course, no more than one seventh of the wisdom is ever confided to one of the Seven, and the Seven meet in council but once in every thirty-three years.
-Aleister Crowley, Liber LI

The more strange thing is that "Anna Sprengel" who was the supposed force behind Secret Chief, may or may not have been a woman - at all.

https://heterodoxology.com/2011/10/22/who-was-fraulein-sprengel-new-evidence-on-the-origin-of-the-golden-dawn-or-vale-soror-ave-frater/