1/1, June 1913-March 1915. $1.50 a year, 7 x 10, 40-48 pp. varies. Illustrated. With the issue of May 1915 the journal becomes Rays from The Rosy Cross. Organ of the Rosicrucian Fellowship and exponent of the teachings of Max Heindel. The magazine is currently published and has changed names and subtitles repeatedly during its career, with occasional inconsistencies on different copies of the same issues. "Heindel" (Carl Louis Grasshoff, 1865-1919) was a Dane who claimed a Rosicrucian initiation in Germany, but many of his ideas came directly from Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), whose pupil he was at one time.