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Question&Answer > Brotherhood and liberticide
by (27 reads) |  Dearest A., I won’t be present at your conferences!....But I absolutely cannot be present at a public conference that deals with those topics; or rather, at the conference organized by any other individual Brother, Lodge or Jurisdiction of my Obedience. In such a context, you will understand how the participation at a conference held by a Brother of ‘another’ (?????) Obedience is not even an option...
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Question&Answer > Work and Recreation of the Initiate
by (168 reads) | But what does the ... ‘meal break’ have to do with the Work in the Temple?
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Freemasonry > Initiatory illiteracy
by (168 reads) | 
Whenever I am asked the reason of the existential impasse of Freemasonry, I answer that it is because ‘today we have plenty of words but very few ideas’.
Guenon rightly wrote that Freemasonry is the only Institution in the West able to transmit initiations. But time goes by and Freemasonry today is affected by ‘three bad fellows, which are overshadowing its principles of existence. They are the choices on proselytism, role reversal and initiatory illiteracy.
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Question&Answer > Distinguishing between virtual representation and reality
by (183 reads) | Dear Athos, I must confess that I have often wondered where the Initiates were and are inside Freemasonry. I won’t deny that I feel like having a long sleep, but my ‘thirst’ is just as big, therefore, armed with patience, I continue my journey waiting to find the fountain where I could quench my thirst...I often wondered what real initiation was, I thought that before being initiated you must ‘Die’ and that the aspirant doesn’t ‘die’ only once. Perhaps the first ‘Death’ can be as heavy as a burden and as dark as the deepest night, then a tiny light breaks the darkness; the burden becomes as light as a feather and ‘Death’ is sweet and bright... P.
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Freemasonry > MasonicInstructions The Sensible Sphere
by (166 reads) | The sensibility of the Ego and of Personality – The natural and the initiatory Paths – The descent in the lower worlds – By-passing the mind – It is necessary to enter in order to exit– The recognition of models
Let’s start outlining of this concept, well aware that it is not so much about knowing, hearing, listening to certain notions, but more about applying them on ourselves shortly. Therefore we will carry out this reconnaissance in general terms.
In an abstract being, in a certain region of space that we don’t want and cannot quantify, a sensory organ appears; for us it is simpler to call it a perception organ, but in actual fact it is not perception yet. It is a sensible being that appears like a dot.
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Freemasonry > Art and Ars Regia
by (217 reads) | Whilst reading the text that a Br. Wrote, I found the following statement: '...Perhaps this is why Royal Art is an art rather than a DIY handicraft...'; I am quoting it to show how sometimes, quite superficially, misguiding comments are based on errors of interpretation (based on personal opinion, rather than on the cross-check of definite references, which is the common practice for an esoteric researcher); these comments create doubts rather than light.
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Freemasonry > The Great Book of Nature
by (293 reads) | Once upon a time the expression ‘restoration of the ancient mysteries’ was coined to deal with the most precious topics relating to the so-called greater initiation.
The first Book that helps us to unravel the ‘initiatory mysteries’ is the Temple. It is a ‘symbolic theater’ where the dramas of the human soul are represented through ceremonial and ritual mysteries.
The following stage is the approach to the Great Book of Nature; the third is the Book of the Seven Seals. All together they make a method based on rules, which we might call the User Manual for life and existence.
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Esotericism_Reading > Freedom of choice and free will
by (223 reads) |  Although there is the common tendency to sum up the meanings of freedom of choice and free will and make their appearance similar, it is necessary to distinguish and separate the meanings of these two principles.
Freedom of choice and free will are the result of two different levels of conscience, which should never be mixed or circumscribed within the same precept.
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Question&Answer > Building antibodies against profanity
by (273 reads) | Q : Shouldn't the Masonic institution represent a ‘bridge' between subtle and heavy? Shouldn't it work for the wellbeing and the progress of the Humankind and T.T.G.O.T.G.A.O.T.U.?
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Question&Answer > Climbing, the true competition
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Your guide as an ‘Expert and Terrible Master' is always...
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