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This book is a collection of two noteworthy Rosicrucian documents. The first, Fama Fraternitatis, which translates to "The Story of the Brotherhood", is an anonymous work which dates to 1614 and...

Originally compiled in 1903, this work represents the thoughts, reflections, and ideas concerning Masonic symbolism and philosophy of Dr. James Wilson, a physician and charter Worshipful Master of...

Originally published in 1879, this book was also known as "Handmarks of Hiram's Builders". It is a collection of notes from the author's Masonic research in 1868 in Asia Minor, Syria, Palestine,...

Illustrations of the Symbols of Freemasonry is a collection of lectures by Jacob Ernst. As the author himself admitted, they were not originally intended for publication. They began as a series of...

Originally published in 1907, Low Twelve details a series of authentic and striking incidents to illustrate the fidelity of Freemasons to one another in times of distress and danger. Ellis felt that...

In 1885, W.S. Barlow compiled this magnificent and unique book of Masonic songs and poems. The first section reproduces in its entirety The Free-Masons' Melody, a book of similar purpose published in...

In 1871, Albert Pike created Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite as a guide to the 32 degrees of Scottish Rite Freemasonry. It was his intention that becoming a Scottish Rite...

Charles T. McClenachan, 33 , Grand Master of Ceremonies of the Supreme Council for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, originally compiled this work in 1884...

Originally published in 1921, The Book of the Holy Graal is a work of deeply esoteric and allegorical poetry or prose inspired by the symbolism of the Holy Grail and the Grail Quest. From the...

Originally published in 1888, this is Arthur Edward Waite's version of this important Rosicrucian publication. Although its authorship is anonymous, this allegorical story has been attributed to the...

Originally published in 1902, this book is a comprehensive discussion of Kabalah (Kabbalah), its origin, and its impact on other traditions. It also briefly discusses some of Kabalah's most well...

Originally published in 1862 and intended as a much-needed update to William Preston's Illustrations of Masonry, The Freemason's Manual sought to provide English Freemasons a deep explanation and...

Originally published in 1841, The History of Initiation contains twelve lectures that detail the rites, ceremonies, doctrines and disciplines of all the Secret and Mysterious Institutions of the...

In The Mystic Tie and The Way of Oneness, C.R. "Chuck" Dunning, Jr. explores the path of self knowledge at the center of Masonic initiation, guiding an earnest Mason toward experiences of profound...

Jason E. Marshall is a practicing attorney in Oklahoma, where he lives with his wife and children. Jason holds a B.A. in Political Science, with an emphasis in International Relations and Cultural...

In his lifetime, Rob Morris wrote over four hundred poems, most of which were dedicated to the themes of Freemasonry. He became a Freemason in 1846 and was the author of the rituals of The Order of...

Jeremy L. Cross, born in New Hampshire in 1783, was an eminent Masonic scholar and lecturer who studied directly under Thomas Smith Webb and played a significant role in disseminating Webb's...