|
:: Search :: |
| |
:: Contacts :: |
If you have questions about anything on this site, please feel free to ask!
|
|
| |
|
|
|
Question&Answer > Education and growth by (3277 reads) | I think…that the true esotericist searches by himself and for himself. The true initiate knows well that no ‘earthly’ answers can be ‘conclusive’. …I am my only master and I don’t acknowledge any others. Freemasonry is a solitary, egoistic and personal path, free from dogmas; therefore nobody has anything to teach to anybody. Is it possible that the Master must be killed to let the value of his teaching live?
| (Read More... | ) |
|
Question&Answer > The supreme paradox of the initiatory path by (3054 reads) | … it is what I call ‘to become king of oneself’, to be in the universal balance up to the point of seeing by oneself the ‘Law’, becoming accuser, judge, gaoler and even executioner of oneself if necessary, with mercy as well as equity. Only this represents the true dimension of a free Man and only a free man has ‘freedom’ of choice. But it is a long road and not for many.
| (Read More... | ) |
|
Question&Answer > The metastases of counter-initiation by (4125 reads) | The color black, chaos, life…the path starts from its death… but isn’t black the start of the work?
| (Read More... | ) |
|
Question&Answer > Wolves disguised as lambs by (2897 reads) | So, who sees the true Light? The pure at heart, I would say. Of course we all think we belong to this category. Or don’t we?
| (Read More... | ) |
|
Question&Answer > ‘There isn’t a better Christian than the Languedoc Christian’ by (3237 reads) | I think that ‘Christ’ is a universal symbol, an operative model; can each of us be ‘a Christ’?
| (Read More... | ) |
|
Question&Answer > Questions about Freemasonry by (3013 reads) | What is Freemasonry? What are the goals of Freemasonry? Who can belong to Freemasonry? Is Freemasonry a secret association? Can Freemasonry be considered a religion? To my knowledge there are a ‘female’ and a ‘male’ Freemasonry; is this because the rites are different for men and women? Can Freemasonry be considered the same as a political party? Do Masonic Lodges commit sacrilegious acts? What are the reasons for such a hostile attitude from the Roman Church towards Freemasonry, which we don’t see in any other creed?
| (Read More... | ) |
|
| |