Know Thyself: Using the Symbols of Freemasonry to Improve Your Life

by Michael Schiavello

There is a system of teaching that traces its roots to pre-Biblical times and counts Pythagoras, Aristotle, Plato and Socrates among its forefathers. Some of the most successful people in history, from Mozart to Churchill, George Washington to Walt Disney, Cecille B. DeMille, Henry Ford, Ty Cobb, John Wayne, Buzz Aldrin, Mark Twain, Arnold Palmer, John Elway and Clark Gable used it to improve their lives and enable their success. The system of teaching is Freemasonry. Now you can learn how to use the symbols of Freemasonry to improve your life. Discover why generations of successful individuals, from billionaires to astronauts, and presidents to pop stars have long-coveted this information. Through understanding Masonic symbolism, you will begin to: Expand your mind * Take control of your life Achieve self-mastery * Ignite your divine spark Attract success * Master your emotions This ages-old system of self-knowledge, long shrouded in mystery and secrecy, is now in your hands. "Profound and powerful. Will challenge and change the way you think, act and feel." - Pat Miletich, UFC Champion MICHAEL SCHIAVELLO is a best-selling author, award winning feature writer and international television broadcaster. He is a Past Master and 32nd Degree Freemason, and holds a Certificate in Masonic Studies.

192 pages, Paperback

Published September 1, 2016

Reviews

[Giovanni · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am not a mason, although I know quite well this world. This book should be read by virtually every person that want to understand the real meaning of the Freemasonry. The style is pretty cool, pragmatic, easy, grounded, but not let you this deceive, is one of the most interesting books one can find. It conjugate three marvelous aspects:the K to comprehend the masonic tradition( although I do not agree 100% with what the author say), a great self help book, an esoteric compendium for who looks for more than success, basically who is looking for what the masons call light.

[Cole Brownjohn · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a fantastic book on self improvement, told in an easily digestible manner, with clarity, and a great ability to engage the reader through parables and allegories.

This book might be great for the Mason, yes, but I would also recommend it (and have recommended it) to those who are not Masons yet seek self improvement and enlightenment.

[Amin Dayekh · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good General Knowledge Book from the perspective of Freemasonry & symbolism, how to apply that to your daily life. You can get a good understanding even if you are not a freemason.