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MUSEUM MERCHANDISE
The Broken Column
Symbolic Statue
An Entered Apprentice contemplating
The Rough Ashlar
The "Three Great Lights" Masonic
Paperweight
The "Square & Compasses"
Masonic Plaque
MarbleCast Bust of Albert Pike
A Finely Crafted Masonic Knife
Bronze and White Marble Masonic
Goat Paperweights
Shrine of North America Print
titled "Holding on to Hope"
Custom Made Masonic Teddy Bears
Custom Made Shriner Teddy Bears
Custom Made Eastern Star Teddy Bears
BOOK STORE
Our Station and Places;
Masonic Officers Handbook
by
Henry G. Meacham
Revised by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $16.95 plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-63-7
One of the most respected Masonic officer's
handbooks has been revised for the 21st century Freemason. The various
stations of the lodge are examined and practical suggestions are offered to
help each officer best perform his duties. This revised and updated edition
has been expanded to include a new section for the various lodge committees.
This is an indispensable tool for all Lodge officers.
"I have to say that this book is wonderful! It
details what the officer does, his role in the lodge and to his lodge.
Interjecting personal stories through out gives it a human touch that shows
you how it can relate to all of us.
If it was up to me every lodge should have a collection of these books on hand
for every officer to read before the installation so he is well aware of what
is expected of him in the upcoming year."
Cory Sigler
The Working Tools Magazine
Robert's Rules of Order: Masonic
Edition
Revised by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $17.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-07-6
Fast becoming a Masonic
bestseller!
Experienced legislators, editors, civic leaders, business executives, and club
officers all pronounce Roberts Rules of Order the best parliamentary Guide in
the English language. Its amazing acceptance entitles it to the claim of being
the recognized authority in parliamentary law. Now, for the first time, the
most comprehensive, understandable, and logical guide to smooth-running
meetings has been revised for use in Masonic lodges and appendant bodies.
This is a must for every Masonic lodge officer.
"I strongly recommend this book to all Worshipful
Masters, and those who will be in that position, and those who have been but
are still interested in helping their Worshipful Masters." -Paul M. Bessel,
Past Senior Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of Washington DC
"I have used W. Bro. Michael's Masonic edition with
much success in guiding the affairs of Masonic organizations. I have also used
the Masonic edition to mediate disputes. I have even used the Masonic edition
in a legal/evidentiary context in court proceedings. While W. Bro. Michael's
Masonic edition of Robert's Rules of Order is not binding law in many Masonic
jurisdictions, the Masonic edition of the Rules is a helpful guide for the
efficient administration and governance of a fraternal organization.
Because the regular edition of Robert's Rules of Order doesn't quite fit in a
Masonic context, W. Bro. Michael took the time to modify it for use in a
Masonic body. His commentary and annotations in the Masonic edition are
extremely useful for this purpose.
The Masonic edition of the Robert's Rules of Order is an excellent tool for
any Masonic organization. I recommend it to every Masonic organization that
enjoys peace and harmony in the governance of Masonic affairs. At first, I
doubted the Masonic edition's usefulness until I actually read it and used its
provisions as expert authority in a Masonic setting. You can use the regular
Robert's Rules of Order, but you will find that you would have to duplicate W.
Bro. Michael's efforts to fit the Rules for Masonic use. Buy it now and you
will not be sorry--it is worth what little W. Bro. Michael charges for its
publication." -Marc Conrad, PM, Asst. Grand Attorney, Grand Lodge of
Louisiana, F&AM
10,000 Famous Freemasons
- 4 Vol. Softcover Edition
by William Denslow
4 Vol. Softcover $155.00 plus $10.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-31-9
This very rare and long out of
print biographical work is a must for any Mason with a desire for Masonic
research. This is NOT a photocopy of the original work, but a completely new,
re-type set edition. The 4 volume collection has between 300 & 400 pages in
each book. This is a true collector's edition.
While a few editorial changes have been made the work is for the most part as
it was when first published. The largest change is the addenda that was at the
end of the 4th edition. The addenda was a collection of corrections and
additions to the work. We have incorporated the corrections and additions into
the work itself removing the need for the addenda.
We have made this classic work available in both a paperback edition and
hardback (with dust jacket) edition.
4 VOLUME PAPERBACK EDITION
THIS IS A PRE-ORDER. THE BOOK IS DUE FOR RELEASE AUGUST
15TH, 2007 AND WILL SHIP AS SOON AS IT IS RELEASED
10,000 Famous Freemasons
- 4 Vol. Hardcover Edition
by William Denslow
4 Vol. Hardcover $259.00 plus $10.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-31-9
This very rare and long out of
print biographical work is a must for any Mason with a desire for Masonic
research. This is NOT a photocopy of the original work, but a completely new,
re-type set edition. The 4 volume collection has between 300 & 400 pages in
each book. This is a true collector's edition.
While a few editorial changes have been made the work is for the most part as
it was when first published. The largest change is the addenda that was at the
end of the 4th edition. The addenda was a collection of corrections and
additions to the work. We have incorporated the corrections and additions into
the work itself removing the need for the addenda.
We have made this classic work available in both a paperback edition and
hardback (with dust jacket) edition.
4 VOLUME HARDCOVER (WITH DUST JACKET) EDITION
THIS IS A PRE-ORDER. THE BOOK IS DUE FOR RELEASE AUGUST
15TH, 2007 AND WILL SHIP AS SOON AS IT IS RELEASED
Masonic Words and Phrases
Edited by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $12.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-11-4
New Masons quickly learn that
many unfamiliar words and phrases are employed in our symbolic teachings. Our
words are not haphazardly selected, but have deep symbolic and historic
significance.
Masonic Word and Phrases is a wonderful collection of the most often
used words and phrases in Masonry. Presented in an easy to read and
understandable format, this work provides any student of Masonry with a clear
understanding of the meaning of our many phrases and words so seldom used
outside of Masonry.
This work is valuable to the experienced Mason as a quick and handy reference
guide. For the new Mason, however, it is an indispensable work and one that
should augment any Masonic education program.
Review
"Many of the words and phrases used in Masonry were borrowed from the craft
guilds, from other languages, or from the philosophical vocabularies of the
day. This book (which makes a fine companion book to "Masonic Questions and
Answers," shown above, provides brief but clear explanations of many of the
terms used in Masonic tradition and ritual. Often, Brother Poll goes beyond a
surface meaning to show the history of the word, which makes it a richer
experience. For an example, consider the entry for "Token." This is from the
Greek "deigma," meaning "example" or "proof" - the origin of the word "teach",
and in its original sense had much the same meaning as sign or symbol, for it
was an object used as a sign of something else. It is generally used, however,
in the sense of a pledge or of an object which proves something. In our usage,
a token is something that exhibits, or shows, or proves that we are Masons the
grip of recognition, for example.
This is one of those basic books that belongs in every Lodge library."
Jim Tresner
Book Review Editor
The Scottish Rite Journal
Éliphas Lévi and the Kabbalah
by Robert L. Uzzel
Softcover $18.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-76-9
A masterful account of Éliphas
Lévi, one of the most celebrated Kabbalistic authors of all times.
The influence Lévi exerted on such esoteric movement leaders as A.E. Waite;
Madame Blavatsky; Papus; Aleister Crowley; Rudolf Steiner; Max Heindel; H.
Spencer Lewis; Paul Foster Case and others is explored as well as remarkable
insights into Lévi's life and times.
One entire chapter, devoted to Masonic legend Albert Pike, analyzes Pike’s
"Morals and Dogma" revealing entire sections Pike took verbatim from the works
of Lévi.
This is a powerful and essential book by a respected Masonic and esoteric
scholar.
"The life and work of a 19th century occult leader
may not seem a likely subject for a book by a Christian theologian but Ennis’
Dr. Robert L. Uzzel is an exception. Uzzel, pastor of Wayman Chapel African
Methodist Episcopal Church, may be a minister but he’s also a scholar, and his
new book about Eliphas Levi (1810-1875), the Hebrew-named French philosopher,
author and mystic, goes a long way toward proving his expertise on religious
history as well as his literary skill.
"Uzzel’s 'Eliphas Levi and the Kabbalah: The Masonic and French Connection of
the American Mystery Tradition' was published this month by Cornerstone Books,
and has as its theme the correlation of the Victorian teachings of Levi to
modern day Freemasonry and other esoteric organizations.
"'Eliphas Levi’s writings reveal a great deal of relevance for an
understanding of various theological, social and political developments during
the 20th and 21st centuries,' wrote Uzzel. 'Despite changing emphases a basic
unity runs throughout his works.'
"The first book to explore Levi’s influence on American occult thought, 'Eliphas
Levi and the Kabbalah' does not pretend to be a definitive treatment of the
legendary metaphysician. As Uzzel states, his study is intended to 'highlight
themes and issues that will provide data and scope for further investigation
and research.' Yet his book stands as a balanced and thorough treatment of a
brilliant, if controversial, religious leader about whom fact has often been
superseded by legend.
"Uzzel’s evocation of Levi’s world is both biographical and interpretative,
giving the reader a portrait of the man behind the beliefs as well as an
assessment of his broad impact on the cultural, political and religious tenor
of his times. Generally credited with the resurgence of popular interest in
spiritualism in the 19th century, Levi has left a considerable legacy,
according to Uzzel.
"'It is probable that a great deal of modern occult terminology and practice
is indebted to him,' he claims in his book.
"Born Alphonse Louis Constant in Paris, he adopted the Jewish pseudonym 'Eliphas
Levi' for his books on medieval Hebrew Kabbalah, ritual magic and other topics
contrary to the orthodox Catholicism he rejected as a young priest. Considered
a heretic by many, he left the Church to espouse clairvoyance, astrology, the
use of tarot cards and the theory of astral light ('the life force and power
source that fills all space and living things.')
"Uzzel presents Levi’s beliefs fairly, with equal light focused on how the
man’s teachings influenced such movements as Theosophy, Rosicrucianism and
Freemasonry, and how more conventional Jewish and Christian scholars opposed
them. The author also makes a good case for Levi’s posthumous influence on
literature and art, through the poetry of followers like the English writer
Edward Bulwer-Lytton ('Owen Meredith') and in the paintings of the post-Deco
surrealistic school.
"Wrote Uzzel: 'In all periods of history there have been seekers after light
and wisdom who have believed that greater consciousness was possible and that
such consciousness could lead to personal and social transformation. During
the ‘heart years’ of the 19th century, Eliphas Levi was just such a person.
His writings inspired many individuals and groups during his lifetime with the
perception of such a hope and they continue to do so today. His approach to
magic and mysticism has found a ready audience not only among occultists of
various types but also among diverse groups, including social conservatives
and American youth seeking liberation and expanded consciousness through
counter culture activity. As long as the desire for esoteric spirituality
remains in the human consciousness, Eliphas Levi’s life and work will endure.'
"Uzzel is the author of two other books, a biography of Blues singer Blind
Lemon Jefferson and a history of Texas Freemasonry. A teacher of history and
political science at Paul Quinn College, Uzzel holds a Ph.D in World Religions
from Baylor University. A native of Waco, he is married to the former Debra
Bass, has four children and seven grandchildren."
- Randy Bryan Bigham, Ennis Daily News
The Radical Enlightenment:
Pantheists, Freemasons and Republicans
by Margaret C. Jacob
Softcover $24.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-74-2
When first published in 1981,
The Radical Enlightenment encountered both praise and blame. In the course
of time it became a classic. In the era after 1945 the book was perhaps the
first English language scholarly work to address freemasonry seriously.
The new edition attempts to modernize the footnotes, removes a few errors in
transcription found in quotations used in the first edition, and not least,
offers a new preface. The thesis presented in The Radical Enlightenment
has withstood the test of time and in the last twenty years been augmented and
made more distinct by a variety of historians working on both sides of the
Atlantic.
The author, Margaret C. Jacob, is a distinguished professor of history at UCLA
and in 2002 received an honorary doctorate from the University of Utrecht for
the work she has done on the Dutch Enlightenment.
Masonic Questions and Answers
by Paul M. Bessel
Softcover $16.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-59-9
Paul M. Bessel gets to the heart
of understanding Freemasonry with this light, easy to read and understand
question and answer book. Designed to take the reader and student through the
three craft degrees in a step by step, section by section manner, this work
can help new Masons and those interested in Freemasonry learn the basic facts
about our Craft.
"Ill. Brother Bessel has one of the most impressive
Masonic résumés around. He has created a vast and very useful website (www.bessel.org).
I went to it when I wanted to know how many Grand Jurisdictions had printed
monitors, for example, and when I wanted to know the position of each state on
dual and plural memberships. It is a great resource. Now he has written a book
which is a good start for Masons and non-Masons alike. The book takes you
through the three Degrees in a question and answer format. It is very helpful,
especially for new Masons, and I have added it to my personal list of books to
recommend to those beginning their Masonic journey. By the way, the book has
an excellent section on Masonic resources on the Internet. Its worth the
purchase price of the book just for that."
Jim Tresner
Book Review Editor
The Scottish Rite Journal
Freemasons and Rosicrucians - the Enlightened
by Manly P. Hall
Edited by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $16.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-58-0
Is Masonry merely a club created
to collect dues and offer light entertainment or is it something far more
inspired? Are the Rosicrucians a mythical, nonexistent group or very real
seekers of wisdom on a mystical path? Manly Palmer Hall, one of the most
enlightened esoteric authors of the 20th century, offers his sage thoughts on
the Freemasons and Rosicrucians in this collection of thought-provoking
essays. Includes The Lost Keys of Freemasonry, Freemasonic Symbolism,
Rosicrucian and Masonic Origins and more.
Collected Rosicrucian Thought
Edited by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $16.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-69-6
This book contains some of the
most profound and thought-provoking Rosicrucian documents and papers. This
collection lays a solid foundation for deeper study into the Rosicrucian
Order. Includes: "Laws of the Fraternity of the Rosy Cross" by Michael Maier;
"The Hermetic and Rosicrucian Mystery" by A.E. Waite; The Devolution and
Evolution of Astrology by Manly P. Hall; "Fama Fraternitatis"; "The True
Rosicrucian Order" by S. L. MacGregor Mathers; "The Symbolism of the Rose
Cross" by Max Heindel; "The Rosicrucians: Past and Present, At Home and
Abroad" by William Wynn Westcott; "New Atlantis" by Francis Bacon and more.
The Rosicrucian Mysteries
by Max Heindel
Softcover $14.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-38-6
Max Heindel [1865-1919] is
recognized as one of the greatest western mystics of the twentieth century.
Heindel is the founder of the Rosicrucian Fellowship. The author of a number
of Rosicrucian works, Heindel's "The Rosicrucian Mysteries" is regarded as a
classic work providing a guide for students to understand basic Rosicrucian
teachings.
Knights & Freemasons: The Birth of Modern
Freemasonry
Edited by Michael R. Poll
Foreword by S. Brent Morris
Softcover $16.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-66-1
Legendary Masonic authors,
Albert Mackey and Albert Pike take us on an amazing venture from the days of
the Crusades and the Knights Templar to the creation of modern speculative
Freemasonry in a collection of inspiring papers. Includes the rare, The Order
of the Temple by Albert Pike. Edited by Michael R. Poll with a Foreword by S.
Brent Morris.
Reviews
"Brother Poll is well known in scholarly Masonic circles as a writer, editor,
and publisher. Dr. Morris is, of course, the editor of the Journal and of
Heredom, the transactions of the Scottish Rite Research Society. His foreword
is excellent, a clear capsulation of the historic and traditional approaches
to Freemasonry and how great men change their opinions as their knowledge and
understanding change. And the concept of the book is brilliant (wish I had
thought of it): bring two of the greatest thinkers and students Masonry has
ever produced into the same room (so to speak) and let them slug it out by
seeing what each had to say on the topic.
In this case, the topic is the Knights Templar and the origins of Masonry. We
put this under the something old heading, because neither the question nor the
opinions of Pike and Mackey are new. But the approach is, and I find new
insights just in the juxtaposition. This is a good and comfortable book,
crafted in an age when men knew words should glow like jewels in their
settingsand both Pike and Mackey were master jewelers."
-Jim Tresner,
The Scottish Rite Journal
Devil Worship in France
Exposing the Taxil Anti-Masonic Lie
by A. E. Waite
149 pages
Softcover $16.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 978-1-8875-6065-8
In the late 1800's, Leo Taxil
gained considerable fame with his stories and claimed "proof" of the "evils"
of Freemasonry. Taxil claimed that Freemasons worshiped Satan and a host of
other outrageous charges. A.E. Waite exposes Taxil's claims as not only
incorrect, but outright lies deliberately told by Taxil with the hopes of
gaining his short-lived popularity. Waite's, "Devil Worship in France" is
classic Waite, tearing apart the falsehoods of Taxil in no uncertain terms.
This is a fascinating and important work for anyone with any interest in
Freemasonry.
Cagliostro and his Egyptian Rite of Freemasonry
by Henry R. Evans
Softcover $12.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-18-1
Few Individuals are surrounded
in as much mystery as the Comte de Cagliostro. Was he a Masonic fraud or an
innocent victim of the times? This reproduction of Henry R. Evans' inspiring
work gives us much reason to rethink any negative images of this Masonic
wonderman. Originally published in 1919 as a multi-part series in "The New Age
Magazine," this is a work sure to spark interest in not only Cagliostro, but
also in a beautiful but near lost form of Masonry.
The Hidden Life in Freemasonry
by C. W. Leadbeater
194 pages
Softcover $18.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 978-1-8875-6065-8
If you are satisfied with
regular business meetings and great fish fries, then this is NOT the Masonic
book for you. This classic Masonic esoteric work is designed for the student
seeking far deeper meanings in Masonry. In the words of the author: "Although
the book is primarily intended for the instruction of members of the
Co-Masonic Order, whose desire, as is expressed in their ritual, is to pour
the waters of esoteric knowledge into the Masonic vessels, I hope nevertheless
that it may appeal to a wider circle, and may perhaps be of use to some of
those many Brn. in the masculine Craft who are seeking for a deeper
interpretation of Masonic symbolism than is given in the majority of their
Lodges ..." C.W. Leadbeater (1854-1934), was an English clergyman and
respected theosophical author. Leadbeater is the author of the popular
"Freemasonry and Its Ancient Mystic Rites." This is an indispensable work for
the esoteric Mason. Foreword by Annie Besant.
Morals and Dogma of the Scottish Rite Craft Degrees
by Albert Pike
foreword by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $14.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-19-X
The philosophy of the Entered
Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master Mason degrees of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite are explored, analyzed and interpreted in this work by Albert
Pike. The AASR student will find much food for thought in this craft lodge
section from Pike's classic "Morals and Dogma." A valuable and inspired work.
The Meaning of Masonry
by Albert Pike
Softcover $12.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-20-3
A biting lecture read at the
request of the Grand Lodge of Louisiana, by Albert Pike in 1858. The lecture
was subtitled, "The Evil Consequences of Schisms and Disputes for Power in
Masonry, and of Jealousies and Dissensions Between Masonic Rites" and is a
fascinating look at Pike's interpretation of the "Masonic wars" of the mid
1800's in Louisiana.
A.E. Waite: Words From a Masonic Mystic
Edited by Michael R. Poll
Foreword by Joseph Fort Newton
Softcover $16.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-73-4
Few individuals exerted more
influence in "esoteric Masonry" than did A.E. Waite. His hunger for the
"hidden wisdom" of Masonry, as well as life, drove him to his studies of all
matters esoteric. Respected as a scholar, magician and Mason of quality, his
words drew praise from many, yet were controversial enough to draw a fair
amount of criticism ... likely to Waite's delight. This collection of Masonic
papers from A.E. Waite represents some of the finest thoughts on the "deeper
aspects" of Masonry. Includes: "Discourse on the Fellowcraft Degree;"
"Emblematic Freemasonry, Building Guilds and Hermetic Schools;" "Pillars of
the Temple;" "The French Mystic and the Story of Modern Martinism;" "The
Templars Orders in Freemasonry;" "Some Deeper Aspects of Masonic Symbolism"
and more.
The Temple That Never Sleeps:
Freemasons and E-Masonry Toward a New Paradigm
by Josh Heller and Gerald
Reilly
Softcover $16.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-68-8
A revolutionary book for every
Freemason.
The two authors, American and UK Masons, present a radical view of Freemasonry
for both today and tomorrow. In addition to their ideas are those of numerous
Internet Masons (E-Masons) from around the world who, by sharing the
experience of their own Masonic journey, have provided stunning personal
insight into the viability of the Craft in the Internet Age.
This book will challenge your understanding of Freemasonry today and how it
might transform for future generations.
Reviews
"Brothers Heller and Reilly have been involved from the beginning with
www.masoniclight.org , one of the oldest and largest Masonic chat groups
around. This book is the result of a survey conducted among participants in
the site about the relationship of E-Masonry and Masonic lodges. It is an
important book to read.
It is also, in some ways, maddening. Few things move me to cries of Heresy!
(I'm called a heretic too often myself to enjoy painting with that particular
brush.) But there are parts of the book which make me want to bring out the
torches and pitchforks. That's probably why it is important to read it. A
large part of me is afraid that, while it may be heresy, it may also be truth.
Certainly it is true that electronic Masonry and chat groups challenge many of
the traditions. Such things as recognition, regularity, and clandestine status
simply dont enter into the picture as limitations on conversation. I also
know, from talking to young Masons, that many of them regard such concerns,
especially regularity and recognition, as simply silly.
There is no question that instant communication and the World Wide Web are
changing the world rapidly and in unpredictable ways. It is also true that
Lodges and Grand Lodges which do not make effective use of those tools are
going to be left hopelessly behind. There is much good information in this
book. It is worth reading. Whether it is a blueprint for the future, or a copy
of the enemys battle plans, each will have to decide for himself."
Jim Tresner
Book Review Editor
The Scottish Rite Journal
Masonic Enlightenment
The Philosophy, History and Wisdom of Freemasonry
Edited by Michael R. Poll
Softcover $18.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-75-0
A Masonic education from the
first page to last. Includes: "The Meaning of Initiation" by Frank C. Higgins;
"Operative Masonry: Early Days in the Masonic Era" by Robert I. Clegg;
"Masonic Jurisprudence" by Roscoe Pound; "Freemasons in the American
Revolution" by Charles S. Lobingier; "A Bird's-Eye View of Masonic History" by
H.L. Haywood; "Women and Freemasonry" by Dudley Wright; "In the Interests of
the Brethren" by Rudyard Kipling; "The Egyptian Influence on Our Masonic
Ceremonial and Ritual" by Thomas Ross; "Anderson's Constitutions of 1723" by
Lionel Vibert; "The Rise and Development of Anti-Masonry in America,
1737-1826" by J. Hugo Tatsch; "The Spiritual Significance of Freemasonry" by
Silas H. Shepherd; "Rosicrucianism in Freemasonry" by H.V.B. Voorhis; "The New
Atlantis and Freemasonry" by A.J.B. Milborne; "Masonry and World Peace" by
Joseph Fort Newton and more.
Brother of the Third Degree
228 pages
Softcover $18.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 978-1-8875-6043-6
In this metaphysical classic, a
young spiritual seeker during the time of Napoleon travels to Paris to enter
the Masters' secret school. There he meets his soul mate, who is an initiate
of a higher order. In his eagerness to make rapid progress he falls prey to
the dark brotherhood. The Masters use this near deadly experience to further
test and teach him as part of their ultimate plan. He and his true love learn
to work together in service to the Masters and humanity.
Ancient and Modern Initiation
by Max Heindel
Softcover $14.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-18-1
An enlightened study of
Rosicrucian philosophy from one of the esoteric leaders of the 20th century.
Max Heindel, founder of the Rosicrucian Fellowship, offers this work to help
understand the history and meaning of initiation. A classic work of value to
all students of initiation.
Selected Masonic Writings
by Robert Freke Gould;
Joseph Fort Newton; Theodore Roosevelt; J.C. Penny and more
Softcover $12.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-40-8
Collected writings from rare and
out of print early editions of "The New Age Magazine." Priceless essays from
the powerful pens of Robert Freke Gould; Joseph Fort Newton; Oswald Wirth;
Theodore Roosevelt; Ray Baker Harris; Charles Lobingier; William Boyden and
J.C. Penny. A treasure trove of Masonic literature.
God's Soldiers: Roman Catholicism and Freemasonry
by Dudley Wright
Softcover $14.95
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-71-8
A controversial look at the
Roman Catholic Church.
The only force powerful enough to destroy the Knights Templar was the Roman
Catholic Church. Alarmed by the persistent reports that Freemasonry was the
rebirth of the Templars, the Church took deadly aim at this seemingly innocent
and moral organization.
This is the classic story of the Church's history of attacks and persecution
of Freemasonry as told by noted Masonic scholar Dudley Wright. It is a story
that must be read. This 2006 revised edition was originally published in 1921.
In the Twinkling of a Star
Collected and arranged by
Sis. Joyce Fuller, OES PHA
Softcover $15.00
plus $4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-77-7
This is a wonderful collection
of OES poems collected by a Member and Officer of the Eastern Star. This book
offers selected new poetry from OES leaders as well as classics from the likes
of Robert Morris and others. This work is sure to inspire and entertain all.
This is a perfect gift for any new Star.
The Rainbow Mason
Poems by Vladimir Levchev
Softcover $16.95
plus
$4.75 S&H
ISBN 1-887560-68-8
"A reader
will discover in The Rainbow Mason a language vividly refreshed by Levechev's
acute eye and his intelligent curiosity." - Michael Collier, Poet Laureate of
the State of Maryland
The Rainbow Mason is a rich and rewarding work. Brother Levchev knows the
value of the silences between the words and gives us the work not only of a
poet but of a craftsman. ...There is much here on which to reflect and much to
enjoy; much to claim suffering and much to spark elation." - Jim Tresner, 33:,
G.C.
Dictionary of Masonic Terminology
Edited
and Compiled by
W. Bro.
Ravinder S. Channey
This wonderful little book is packed full of
Masonic definitions and terminology to aide the Brethren in their
understanding of Freemasonry. It can be ordered in bulk purchases of 25
books minimum for your Lodge and you'll receive a 25% discount. The book is
priced at $18.00 US, but is offered at a 25% discount to brethren at the
price of $13.50 which includes shipping and handling by Airmail. To get
your copy please contact W. Bro. Channey at his e-mail address:
ravichanney@hotmail.com
God
Loves Masons Too
The
First Defenders of Human Rights
By David
A. Roach
Click on
the back cover above to read the Authors Bio
This is one book that needs to
be in every Masonic library! Brother David does a wonderful job of
defending Freemasonry against the claims of many anti-masonic ministers and
layman who are intent on destroying the reputation of our Fraternity.
This book is intended to give the Christian Freemason information to use as
ammunition to defend his membership in our gentle Craft. To get a copy
for yourself and one for your Lodge please contact the author David A. Roach
at: daroach06@peoplepc.com
