Promoting the Fraternity across the World
William Hogarth, an artist deeply entrenched in the Masonic tradition, utilized his art to create a secret tapestry of Freemasonry’s rituals, symbols, and internal dynamics. Hogarth’s engravings are not mere art; they are cryptic archives, requiring an astute key to unveil the clandestine messages hidden within. His work subtly satirizes Masonic rituals, political undertones, and … Read more
In the biblical narrative, Boaz and Jachin are described as two pillars made of copper, brass, or bronze that were positioned at the entrance of Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem, marking the first Temple’s grand porch.
This introduction to the article “Cult of Egypt” aims to lay the groundwork for exploring the multifaceted phenomenon of Egyptomania, a term describing the intense interest and enthusiasm for all things Egyptian, triggered often by archaeological discoveries. This phenomenon spans various aspects, from historical and archaeological interest to religious and mystical practices, cultural influence, esoteric … Read more
As you progress through the Masonic degrees, you are encouraged to delve into the Hidden Mysteries of Nature and Science, and what era is more suited for such study than the Renaissance? This period is celebrated for its extraordinary artistic achievements. Below are some of its most distinguished works: Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Mona Lisa”: … Read more
The Knights Templar left an indelible mark on history, and their cultural importance to modern society cannot be overstated. Their legacy in Portugal, with the Convent of Christ standing as a testament to their presence
