The Kemetic Origin of Freemasonry: The Signs and Symbols Do not Lie The Kemetic Origin of Freemasonry: The Signs and Symbols Do not Lie By Fahim A. Knight-El The signs and symbols of ancient and modern Freemasonry are rooted in Kemet (Egypt) and the evidence is overwhelmingly obvious that Freemasonry borrowed its allegorical myths and ideological metaphors from more ancient societies that were well advanced in the philosophical mysteries. Drusilla Houston in her book titled the "Wonderful Ethiopians of the Ancient Cushite Empire," stated: "To the Cushite race belonged the oldest and purest Arabian blood. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad stated: "The Root of Civilization is in the Arabian Desert. The white Shriners called their organization the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. No, scholar makes this case any better than Dr. There were no better architects and engineers than those Nubians who constructed and built the Pyramids (the first wonder of the world) that sits on 13 acres of land and in the center of the Earth.
Masonic Books Online Collected here are some great works of literature that are either related to Freemasonry or worthy of study by a Mason. Below you will find references and links to books that are online, either in this website or someone's website. Masonic Books: Here you will find books that are part of this website. If you know of others books out there, please email me so they can be added. Click on located to the left of the book title you wish to read. means new addition Masonic Books Located In This Website back to top Non- Masonic Books Masonic Related Books Located at Other Websites Informally supports Masonic Research MASONIC EDUCATION, Craft Lodge Instruction, Freemason MasoniSymbols, Fast Track. The Degrees Of Masonry - Their Origins And History by Bro A. L. Kress And Bro. R. J. Every Mason has learned a traditional account of the various grades of Craft Masonry, and this term may be stretched to include more than the three degrees of the “Blue” or “Symbolic” Lodge, in especial the degrees of the Chapter and the Council. It is perhaps rather curious that, though there have been a good many articles in THE BUILDER upon the general subject of the degrees, and some dealing with the origins of the Third, or Master Mason’s Degree, yet there has been practically nothing about their origin as a system, although a good deal in regard to this has by many contributors been taken for granted. There are two works that are, however, readily available which contain dissertations upon our subject: Mackey’s History of Freemasonry and Gould’s Concise History. THE SCOPE OF THE Discussion It must be confessed that we have been unable to make an absolutely exhaustive examination of everything that has been said upon the subject. We noted that Dr.
FREEMASON SYMBOLS - The Meanings of Freemasonry's Masonic Symbols. Freemason Symbols Represent the Heart of Freemasonry Freemason Symbols And Their Masonic Symbolism Acacia Anchor and the Ark Ark of the Covenant Master Mason Apron,...of Unspotted White Lambskin Rough and Perfect Ashlar Masonic Altar Masonic Blazing Star Cable Tow Masonic Wages,...Corn, Wine and Oil 47th Problem of Euclid Masonic Lamb Letter G Masonic Eye Masonic Gavel Mosaic Pavement Masonic Sheaf of Corn Square and Compasses Masonic Shoe Trestleboard Freemason symbols provide a visual means of attaining the beginnings of Masonic Education. These Masonic images are used to teach morals and lessons...much as we use "visuals", like PowerPoint for presentations and YouTube for short video tutorials or an i-Pad to read a book. Each of these import meaning to an embodiment of picture images and data within a specific school of thought. The statement "A picture is worth a thousand words." as the best way to learn, is just as true, today, as it was 5,000 years ago. Masonic Lodge Symbols Education Freemason Symbols 1.
Masonic Dictionary | Masonic Numbers | www.masonicdictionary.com Of the five human senses, the three which are the most important in Masonic symbolism are Seeing, Hearing, and Feeling, because of their respective reference to certain modes of recognition, and because, by their use, Freemasons are enabled to practice that universal language the possession of which is the boast of the Order. - Source: Mackey's Encyclopedia of Freemasonry Four is the tetrad or Quaternary of the Pythagoreans! and it is a sacred number in the advanced Degrees. The Pythagoreans called it a perfect number, and hence it has been adopted as a sacred number in the Degree of Perfect Master. Among the Pythagoreans five was a mystical number, because it was formed by the union of the first even number and the first odd, rejecting unity; and hence it symbolized the mixed conditions of order and disorder, happiness and misfortune, life and death. In Egypt, India. and other Oriental nations says Gesenius, the five minor planets and the five elementary powers were accounted sacred.
University of Bradford : Web of Hiram This website began when Dr Robert Lomas of the University's School of Management, decided to create an electronic database of the Masonic material held in many of the University's Special Collections as part of his on-going research into the cultural origin of scientific ideas. As other material has been donated to this work it has been added to the archive. None of the rituals and statutes recorded in the data are currently in use. It is in effect a scrap heap of discarded ritual and belief. But just as an archaeologist can search through ancient midden heaps and in doing so discover a lot of information about the people who dumped the rubbish, so this archive gives valuable insight into the cultural contributions of Freemasonry. Whilst researching the book Turning the Hiram Key Dr Lomas obtained copies of out-of-copyright published material by the Masonic writer Walter Leslie Wilmshurst and transposed them into web-format.
Publicity without spin As UGLE’s Communications Advisor, Susan Henderson’s job is about managing relationships – from dealing with unusual enquires to overseeing information flow How did you come to work for UGLE? I’d just moved back to London and popped into an agency looking for a job. They sent me for an interview around the corner at ‘a charity’. As I walked along the road, I realised it was Freemasons’ Hall, as I had recently been reading about Freemasonry. I was interviewed by Director of Communications, John Hamill, for the role of his PA and got the job. Did your previous experience prepare you for your new job? Before UGLE, I worked in different areas – from social services, to model agencies and advertising. How did you become a female Freemason? I’d been here a few years before I realised there were regular women’s grand lodges and I wondered if I should join. How does your relationship with the Provinces work? We were doing MQ Magazine and I started helping more with the editorial. Not at all.
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Reglamento ley constitucion logia masoneria hiram hiran mexico quintana roo chetumal othon p. blanco caribe Reglamento Interno de la R:.I:.L:.S:. Obreros de Hiram del R:.E:.A:.A:. Oriente de Chetumal, Quintana Roo, México. Ultima actualización: 5 de mayo del 2005 Página principal del Taller Obreros de Hiram Enviar correo al Taller Página del Cosnejo Masónico Mexicano La franc masonería es un movimiento del espíritu, dentro del cual tienen cabida todas las tendencias y convicciones favorables al mejoramiento moral intelectual y material del género humano. Es una orden o sociedad de carácter secreta, filantrópica, filosófica y progresiva. Al masonería no se solidariza con ninguna tendencia política o social determinada. La francmasonería declara reconocer por base de sus trabajos un principio superior e ideal generalmente conocido como: G\A\D\U\ no recomienda ni combate ninguna tendencia religiosa y añade que no pone límites ala libre investigación de la verdad. La franc masonería solicita de quienes la profesan adquieran la calidad de hombres ilustrados, morales y libres. o Venerable Maestro o Orador
Florida Grand York Rite El TALLER: Revista de Estudios Masónicos masoneria y cristianismo | Masoneria y masones. Info completa sobre la masonera y masones Sin duda, el cristianismo y la masonería no van de la mano, y la iglesia cristiana puede descomulgar a un miembro si tiene evidencias de que esta persona es masón. Pero, ¿porque para tanto?. ¿a que se debe esto?.. Como opinión personal, y tratando de mantenerme en una posición “neutra” podemos decir que la masonería es liberal, y no elije o suprime a sus miembros porque son de una u otra religión. A la masonería le interesa mas en formar hombres que lleven los principios de libertad, igualdad y fraternidad a todo el mundo, y no le interesa saber si Jesús resucitó o no. Yo creo que la iglesia no permite seres pensantes, porque los que piensan leen y estudian, pueden poner en duda una estructura religiosa, una frágil estructura religiosa que no pueden sostenerla. A la iglesia le conviene tener a sus fieles dentro de su burbuja para que su sistema siga funcionando y ¿como lo logra? ¿Y tu que opinas?.
Como debe ser un Venerable Maestro | FENIXnews Columna DESDE MI PUNTO DE VISTA Por el M:.R:.H:. Víctor Serna Past Gran Maestro Gran Logia Hispana de NorteamericaNo precisa ser perfecto, solo que no sea mediocre. No precisa ser de los Grados capitulares; basta ser Maestro Masón, precisa aprender y tener inmensa vocación para enseñar, principalmente con sus ejemplos. No precisa ser un elocuente orador, debe hablar o callar, saber elegir los momentos. Para ser un Venerable, tiene que tener una disposición indomable para combatir, sin tregua, el vicio, la corrupción, el crimen, el lucro fácil y sus propias ambiciones personales. Para ser un Venerable, debe amparar y ayudar a los hermanos, guardando como secreto de confesión sus flaquezas, mas enalteciendo para todos sus virtudes. Para ser un Venerable, no debe cerrar los trabajos de “Un sólo Golpe de Mallete”, para no sacudir la egrégora de la Logia. Para ser un Venerable, no precisa tener alto status, precisa dejar fuera las vanidades. Para ser un Venerable, no dar valor a los lujos.