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Meonia and the Rosicrucians - Images 2

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Following the rare appearance of a new star in 1572, which was actually a supernova, astrologers in the early 1600s eagerly awaited a second star that they hoped would herald a new age of enlightenment.
Michael Maier (1568–1622), author of The Golden Law: The Laws of the Fraternity of the Rose Cross, describes a Rosicrucian legacy of mystical or sacred items hidden for a future time.
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A mural on the walls of Canons Ashby House depicts the awaited new star that the Rosicrucians regarded as a portent of a coming age of enlightenment.

The Mirror of Wisdom of the Rosy Cross, Daniel Mögling's last Rosicrucian work, alludes to clues about the location of the Rosicrucian legacy left at Little Moreton Hall near Biddulph in north-central England.
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