Mystic ; Symbols Freemasonry

Text has light marginalia in red ink. The book details the mysterious and sacred symbols used within the secret society, and reveals their origins, uses, and hidden meanings. The binding is tight, the spine is square, and both hinges are fully intact. Making this book even more rare is the fact that the original dust jacket is present, and in good condition. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work.

28th Reading.Mystic Masonry or the Symbols of Freemasonry and the Greater – Mystic Masonry

Be warned that there are some very heavy esoteric topics discussed within the work.

THE MYSTICAL BASIS OF MASONRY ~ by W.L. Wilmshurst

But human nature is essentially a stable product, and can be relied on in any event. Outside the churches and religious literature we hear less about religion nowadays.

Craft but still a good, useful read to get further inspiration. He often adapted, rather than quoted, in many places, and very seldom gave authorities. Rear wrap has a small stain near the top tip. Brown cloth with gold spine lettering. The book details the mysterious and sacred symbols used within the secret society, and reveals their origins, uses, and hidden meanings. Be warned that there are some very heavy esoteric topics discussed within the work. The binding is tight, the spine is square, and both hinges are fully intact. Making this book even more rare is the fact that the original dust jacket is present, and in good condition. He is innocent and has an eagerness and freshness about him. His outlook is free of preconceptions. Fool trusts in life and maintains an absence of fear. Star represents the experience of hope, meaning and faith in the midst of difficulties. Manes, twelve of his pupils went forth into all the parts of the earth and imparted his teachings and his mysteries to all people. Wisdom was however of much longer duration. Reformation, † and although that work and those reforms were p. Church through the adoption of voluntary poverty, and other ascetic practices. Rosicrucian movement spread so widely in these countries. Two points in this interesting note can be corroborated by further evidence. The writer speaks “as one having authority” and knowledge also. Freemasonry, which they sought to know well. Their customs were simple and noble. Their banquets were simple, decorum prevailed, and instructive and scientific discourses were given at them.