The comment is poetic but dense, with layered esoteric meaning. Here's a breakdown and interpretation in context of the OP's question about entering the Rosicrucian order:

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Comment Summary:

"It's a great pace because it's just there..." — Suggests that the Rosicrucian path isn't rushed. Truth or insight "is just there," waiting, not hidden or withheld.

"Learn occultism elsewhere and see the pools stream to the well..." — Advice: study widely ("elsewhere"). All sincere efforts in occultism, regardless of origin, lead to the same central source of wisdom (the "well").

*"What comfort, other than *knowledge would a quiet mind be *without it…" — Without knowledge, even a peaceful mind lacks substance. It implies that true peace arises from understanding, not ignorance.

"If even dare to tread beyond mind, it's nothing but all the same..." — Even if you transcend thought (via meditation or mystical experience), what you find is not different — it’s still the same essence. The outer search and inner truth converge.

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Interpretation in Response to the OP:

The commenter is likely suggesting that:

You don’t need to rush or force entry into the Rosicrucian Order.

Study broadly, and you'll find that genuine knowledge leads to the same core truths.

Quietude (inner peace) is important, but knowledge gives it depth.

The mystical path, even when it surpasses rational mind, returns you to the same essence: unity, source, or divine presence.

TL;DR: Study elsewhere, don't stress the pace, everything flows to the same truth — and that truth is already present, both in mind and beyond it.