MORALS and DOGMA of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry19 reviews Albert Pike NuVision Publications, 2004 There's a mystery here + Morals and Dogma + The Enduring Philosophies Endure Through Great Systems and Great Men + The Mysteries explored step-by-step & degree-by-degree             The Golden Builders: Alchemists, Rosicrucians, First Freemasons3 reviews Tobias Churton Weiser Books, 2005 Add this one to your esoteric library! + Well Written Well Researched + A THOROUGH OVERVIEW This book would be an excellent addition to the library of anyone interested in the evolution of Western thought, and especially those wanting more light on the role of Hermeticism and two of its most significant offspring, Rosicrucianism and Freemasonry. The Golden Builders leaps into the same ...             Turning the Solomon Key: George Washington, the Bright Morning Star, and the Secrets of Masonic Astrology3 reviews Robert Lomas Fair Winds Press, 2006 An Interesting Theory I began this book with anticipation and especially after I learned one of my favorite authors, Katherine Neville wrote the Foreword. Lomas' research into the mysteries of the Freemasons and Geo. Washington's impact on the layout of Federal City also known as Washington D.C. leads the reader through ...             Freemason's Guide and Compendium, New and Revised Edition2 reviews Bernard E. Jones Cumberland House Publishing, 2006 A heavy read, but very good + A Most Excellent and Detailed Reference to the Craft. This is a somewhat heavy read about Masonry. However it appears to be accurate, without all the mysterious "hype" that often-times accompanies such books. Good reading for Masons and non-Masons alike. One can read it like a novel, but it is also very useful as a Masonic reference source. It was, ...             Meditations on Masonic Symbolism3 reviews John R. Heisner PublishAmerica, 2006 Fantastic Book + Good start or review + Values and principles I own a good number of books on Masonry and I still found this one to be filled with valuable information. If you're a Freemason, thinking about becoming one or just interested in the fraternity, this is the book for you.             The Everything Freemasons Book: Unlock the Secrets of This Ancient And Mysterious Society! (Everything: ...2 reviews John K. Young, Barb Karg Adams Media, 2006 Honest and engaging journalism + Readers need know nothing about the freemasons; it's all here Coming from a long line of Freemasons and as a professional editor and historian, I devour virtually every Masonic title I can get my hands on. It's refreshing to finally see a major publisher produce an introductory book on the subject that is extraordinarily well written and obviously objective. ...             Is it True What They Say About Freemasonry?9 reviews Art deHoyos M. Evans and Company, Inc., 2004 A Well-reasoned Reply To Those Who Calumniate Freemasonry + For all Freemasons and non-masons alike + A Christian and a Mason II + Is It True What They Say About Freemasonry? + Excellent Defense of the Craft             Born in Blood: The Lost Secrets of Freemasonry104 reviews John J. Robinson M. Evans and Company, Inc., 1990 A Work of Brilliant Scholarship, Engagingly Written + GREAT BOOK + Fascinating Look at Freemasonry's Origins + Unbiased Historical Journey into Freemasonry! Excellent, Must Read!!! + A good read             A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry (Ars Magna Latomorum) And of Cognate Instituted Mysteries: Their Rites, ...15 reviews Arthur Edward Waite Wings, 1994 A must have for a Freemason + A great source of knowledge + A Magnum Opus + A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry (Ars Magna Latomorum) And of Cognate Instituted Mysteries: Their Rites, Literature and Histor + Freemasonry's Alpha and Omega Resource Book             Secrets of the Widow's Son: The Mysteries Surrounding the Sequel to The Da Vinci Code19 reviews David A. Shugarts Sterling, 2005 Second guessing Dan Brown Excellent read even if Shugart is second guessing Dan Brown. Even if Brown deviates from the ideas expressed in Secrets of the Widow's Son, it can provide a basis for other aspiring writers. Interesting Masonic history making one interested in knowing more, and wondering just how big a part ...             A.E. Waite - Words From a Masonic Mystic2 reviews A., E. Waite Cornerstone Book Publishers, 2006 Review from a Craft, 32nd degree, Shriner, and Knight Templar Freemason. Reading this book will convey the endless possibilities of Masonic knowledge available to all earnest students of the Craft. There are approximately 110 degrees currently existing in today's Freemasonry and an additional 15 degrees for the presiding officers. Brother Waite spent a lifetime studying ...             The Templar Papers: Ancient Mysteries, Secret Societies, And the Holy Grail7 reviews Oddvar Olsen New Page Books, 2006 More Templar Stories For Templar buffs, the accumulation of the different perspectives of this collection of author's theories is worth the read. As in all books, there are kernels of truth. In reading this, I gleaned some new concepts of the history of the Knights Templar. Bettye Johnson,author, Secrets ...             Meaning of Masonry35 reviews W. L. Wilmshurst Gramercy, 1995 An Invaluable Find + For the Initiate + On "The Meaning Of Masonry" + My Husband and his books             Freemasonry and Its Ancient Mystic Rites13 reviews C.W. Leadbeater Gramercy, 1998 Seership and Science + Truth and fiction. + Freemasonry and Its Ancient Mystic Rites The original title to this classic work was "Glimpses of Masonic History." This showed the author's purpose to demonstrate a direct connection between modern masonry and the ancient mystery religions. How well he made this case is up to the reader to decide. Personally, it is obvious to me that ...             The Secret History of Freemasonry: Its Origins and Connection to the Knights Templar9 reviews Paul Naudon Inner Traditions, 2005 A Truly Great Work + Essential Reading + A rare find amongst the myriad of speculative theories The Secret History of Freemasonry, By P. Naudon is an indispensable tool, for the serious student of Freemasonry and its evolution. I do not recommend this book for the masses, curious, or highly opinionated dabblers; you may actually find it rather boring. I continually re-read and use this book. ...             Freemasons For Dummies (For Dummies (History, Biography & Politics))59 reviews Christopher Hodapp For Dummies, 2005 Good value for the money + Excellent + Start here This book provides information on all important aspects of freemasonry. The book was so accurate and detailed that some of my freemason friends were surprised at my newly found knowledge.             The Key to Solomon's Key: Secrets of Magic and Masonry31 reviews Lon Milo DuQuette CCC Publishing, 2006 It's not just food for thoguht.....it's a whole feast + Excellent and Brilliant! + Templars and Masons and Pointed Hats + Fantastic             Masonic Enlightenment - The Philosophy, History and Wisdom of Freemasonry5 reviews Cornerstone Book Publishers, 2006 Review by a life member of the Philalethes Society. + Very Informative + Good source for the student of Masonry + A great choice of Masonic material + Good knowledge             The Templars and the Assassins: The Militia of Heaven19 reviews James Wasserman Destiny Books, 2001 Very Nice Overview + Glad I looked twice Very enjoyable reading. Most other books seem to be a little biased on either the christian or muslim side, this book achieves a good balance.             A Dictionary of Freemasonry4 reviews Robert Macoy Gramercy, 2000 Wonderful Guide To Masonic Information + good fast shiping + Do you want to know more? Become a Freemason Getting accurate, correct, and truthful Masonic information can sometimes feel harder then pulling teeth. Freemasonry is a subject that alot of people don't know about and fewer truly understand, which makes gleaning useful information difficult. Even talking to some Masons might leave you with ...