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Masonry and its symbols in the light of Thinking and destiny

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Masonry and Its Symbols casts a new light on the age-old symbols, emblems, tools, landmarks, teachings, and the exalted purposes of Freemasonry. This ancient Order has existed under one name or another long before the building of the oldest pyramid. It is older than any religion known today! The author points out that Masonry is for Humanity for the conscious self in every human body. Masonry and Its Symbols illuminates how any one of us can choose to prepare for the highest purposes of mankind Self-knowledge, Regeneration and Conscious Immortality.

63 pages, Unknown Binding

First published June 1, 1979

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Harold W. Percival

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January 6, 2023
I read The Secret Teachings of All Ages and loved it. I found this at Goodwill and thought it could add to the conceptualization and power of symbols but it was mostly disappointing. It seemed so fragmented and incomprehensible overall. Id compare it to a poor translation and really… maybe for me… that’s exactly what it was. I don’t have plans to keep this on my shelf.
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August 2, 2019
Food for thought...
Certainly will read Thinking and Destiny next!
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August 3, 2019
Food for thought.... A feast of high concepts meant to be chewed slowly and thoroughly.

I picked this book on a whim, and now I hope the author has achieved the immortality of his triune self, beaucouse I have all these questions I wish someone could answer... Man, do I have questions...

That's why "Thinking and Destiny" might be next. I think.
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