Freemasonry

Freemasonic ritual, symbolism, moral instruction, fraternal history, and speculative traditions from modern Masonic literature.

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  • Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor — Malcolm C. DuncanA detailed guide to York Rite Masonic ceremonies, including the rituals of the first three degrees with grips, passwords, and floor-work
  • General Ahiman Rezon — Daniel SickelsA comprehensive Masonic manual containing ceremonies, hymns, prayers, building dedications, funeral rites, and the monitorial instructions of Freemasonry
  • GlossaryA shelf-specific glossary starter for the Freemasonry room.
  • Introduction to FreemasonryA source-critical introduction to Freemasonry as ritual fraternity, moral architecture, public-domain Masonic literature, secrecy, controversy, esotericism, and modern civic religion.
  • Morals and Dogma — Albert PikeThe lectures of the thirty-two degrees of the Scottish Rite, exploring the esoteric philosophy, symbolism, and ancient mysteries underlying Freemasonry
  • Official Monitor of the Grand Lodge of TexasThe official ritual manual of Texas Freemasonry, detailing the ceremonies, initiations, and monitorial instructions of the first three degrees and lodge governance
  • Reader's Guide to FreemasonryA source-type guide to the Freemasonry room: jurisdictional monitors, ritual exposure, lodge ceremony, third-degree death, symbolic and mystical interpretation, Scottish Rite reception, and the limits of Masonic brotherhood.
  • The Builders — Joseph Fort NewtonA readable history and philosophy of Freemasonry from ancient operative masonry through the founding of the Grand Lodge, with reflections on the Craft's spiritual meaning
  • The Meaning of Masonry — W.L. WilmshurstA mystical interpretation of Masonic ritual as a path of spiritual initiation and self-knowledge, exploring the deeper meaning of the three Craft degrees
  • The Symbolism of Freemasonry — Albert G. MackeyA comprehensive study of Masonic symbolism tracing its origins from ancient mystery religions through operative stonemasonry to speculative Freemasonry