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FREEMASONRY > UniversalFreemasonry: Esoterical Landmarks
by (229 reads) |  Many modern traditions preserve the memory of “old precepts”. Nevertheless, they have narrowed their concepts to suit them to the modern society’s culture. This didn’t happen in the past because profane and initiatory cultures were kept separated and they could meet only through scientific principles. This essay reproposes the reading of some “old precepts”disguised as esoterical landmarks and aphorisms. At the end we add a specific form for admission.
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FREEMASONRY > UniversalFreemasonry: Discovering oneself through symbols
by (386 reads) | The difference between the esotericist and the collector of enigmatic quotations is that the latter can actually understand the use of this matter. No matter if it’s a methaphor, a symbol, an alchemical formula, a geometrical form, a number, a sound or a colour, the esotericist learns its meaning but also its use.....
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FREEMASONRY > UniversalFreemasonry: Initiatory history of Freemasonry
by (328 reads) | The author takes us on a journey which goes from the operative Masonry to the esoterical meanings of Ars Muratoria, Ars Regia and Ars Pontificia. From the reading of ancient manuscripts other considerations, of a more pragmatic nature, can also be derived. One of them is that in history causes do not always coincide with events. Sometimes, therefore, causes and facts are contradictory. This seems to happen in Freemasonry, where many practices given out as a fact turn out to be unfounded. When we read the ancient main points of the Freemasonry, the so-called primitive, we find the rules that directed the life of the Freemason in his professional, initiatory and family relationships. In other words, the rules that connected children and wives of the master mason to the Brotherhood of the Freemasons. In the rules between the family and the Freemasonry we find a forgotten aspect. It is what we can call the initiatory consideration for women.
Female initiation, even though is acknowledged in ancient manuscripts, is still cause of contradictions and it feeds a religious misogyny which contradicts the origins of Freemasonry. The Freemason will make his own judgement on its value.
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MYST OF THE BUILDERS > UniversalFreemasonry: The Mysteries of the Masons - Chapter 7
by (454 reads) |  Chapter 7 - Arcane symbols – The Hexagram and the sephirothic scale
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MYST OF THE BUILDERS > UniversalFreemasonry: The Mysteries of the Masons - Chapter 6
by (409 reads) | Chapter 6 - Arcane symbols – The Pentalpha and the 5 Kingdoms of Nature
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MYST OF THE BUILDERS > UniversalFreemasonry: The Mysteries of the Masons - Chapter 5
by (383 reads) | Chapter 5 - The Three Columns of the sephirothic System
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MYST OF THE BUILDERS > UniversalFreemasonry: The Mysteries of the Masons - Chapter 3
by (419 reads) | Chapter 3 - The mysticism of the Sephirothic Tree
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MYST OF THE BUILDERS > UniversalFreemasonry: The Mysteries of the Masons - Chapter 2
by (425 reads) | Chapter 2 - The invisible geometries of the cathedrals
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MYST OF THE BUILDERS > UniversalFreemasonry: The Mysteries of the Masons - Chapter 1
by (431 reads) | The author illustrates the link (bridge) between the invisible geometries of Cathedrals and the “Royal Secret” of the Master Masons. This is an “initiatory Secret” that once again backs up the spiritual identity of mankind. This essay focuses on the ideas of the Master Masons, architects and initiated who conceived the meaning of the shapes of the Temples, distinguishing them from the mythologies of their labourers. In this way they separated the initiatory essence of the Builders of the great stone products from the imaginary of the people who manually constructed them.
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