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 THE AMERICAN ROSAE CRUCIS
Kut-Hu-Mi, the Illustrious
Biographical sketch prepared by
G . A . Immanuel M . Sykes
H E Master Kut-Hu-Mi, the Ket-
Hu-M ata of the Avesta-Zend, is
Deputy Grand Master of Thibet
and of the Occident and Orient. He
is associate head of the Order of
the Men in W hite Clothing. He
was Thutmose 3rd of Egypt and erected the
obelisk that now stands in Central Park, New
York. It is one of the Ancient Landmarks
of Rosaecrucianism and Freemasonry.
When Morya resided at Lake Moeris
(Morias), K.H. was his associate and as two
of the Three Master Masons they supervised
the erection of the foundation of all the Egyp­
tian Temples and Landmarks, including the
Pyramid of Gizehs, Sakkara, the Sphinx and
Rock Temples of Ahu-Sinhel, Philae, Karnak
and Luxor.
Kut-Hu-Mi now resides near Kichingargha,
called variously Kichinjirgha, Kichi-jirg-
jargha or Parcha-jarg-hatba by Thibetans and
Sikkinese, the Five Treasures of Snow from
the five peaks of the range.
He is Deputy Chief of the Magian-Zend-
Zorastrian, and Mazda Orders and Schools of
Science, Philosophy, Sociology and Religion,
and of the Great W hite Lodge or Supreme
Lodge of the Order of Men in W hite Cloth­
ing ; also known as “the Order of the Immacu­
late Conception” or Lodge of Perfection, Lodge
of Purity, Lodge of Peace, etc. W hite was
held to represent peace, purity, perfection and
immaculate cleanliness,—hence the Order of
Immaculate Cleanliness and the Immaculate
Conception.
Kut-Hu-Mi is also associate head of the
Nazarines, Nazarites, Essenes, Hermits,
Covenanters, Illuminati, Strangers, Friends
and Faithful Friends, Magi, Abbas, Pioneers
and Mel-Kayi-Zend-ea called by some Melchi-
sedek (Mael-Kai-Zedek). All the Divisions of
the Orders owe allegiance to him and are gov­
erned by the Temple Association of Associates
of God, of which, with Moria El, he is asso­
ciate head.
The Master is also known as Kut-Hu-Mata
(the Kai-et-Hu-Mata of the Zend-Avesta),
transliterated into English this would read:
The Kingly and Good Thought, as the words
Hu Mata in Zend mean good thoughts, just
as Hu Hatha means Good W ord and Hu
Varashta, Good Deed. Here is where Fara-
tushtra preceded the New Thought movement
by 9,000 years.
He is referred to in the Avesta-Zend as the
abiding place (translated “Land”) of the
Brilliant, the Shining Wisdom, the Illumi­
nated or Illuminator, or again as the River
Kethumant (see Fargard-Vara-Gatta-XIX,—
sloka 39, Gatta 129, the River or Stream of
Wisdom. Such is the poetic way eastern peo­
ples have of naming people and places. He
was the King Thutmose (Thoth-m us); this
translated into English would be Thought-
most (Kai-ja-hu-ti-mios or Kai-Ra-Au-Mata,
Kroomata) of Egypt. He founded the Ra-Zar
(Chros) ; in Avestan Chronology see the ac­
counts of Vau-Roz (Chros) and Parsi-yan
calendar,—it is the New Year or New Rising,
Newly Risen or New Rose or Next Year, and
refers to the Beginning of the New Order of
the Ages and the Age of Brotherhood which
began January 1, 1915, and 1920 is reckoned
to be the Anno Pax, Anno Rose-Cross and
Anno Fraternitas.
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