Manly P. Hall: A Luminary in the World of Esoteric Philosophy
Manly Palmer Hall (1901–1990) was a Canadian-born author, mystic, and lecturer, widely recognized for his extensive contributions to the fields of…
Philosophy
Hermeticism and the Cult of Egypt: A Nexus of Ancient Wisdom
This introduction to the article “Cult of Egypt” aims to lay the groundwork for exploring the multifaceted phenomenon of Egyptomania, a term describing…
The School of Athens: A Masterpiece of Renaissance Philosophy and Art
Dive into the heart of the Renaissance with Raphael’s The School of Athens, a fresco that celebrates ancient philosophy and showcases the era’s intellectual giants. Discover the symbolism behind the figures of Plato, Aristotle, and their contemporaries, and learn how this masterpiece reflects the Renaissance spirit of learning, inquiry, and admiration for classical antiquity.
The Aesthetics of the Renaissance: A Fusion of Art and Science
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…
UGLE and the VAT Refund Appeal: A Legal and Philosophical Conundrum
UGLE, as an institution, is steeped in history and tradition, but recently found itself at the center of a legal battle over Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds…
Freemasonry, Esotericism, and Genius Clusters: Exploring the Ars Memoriae, the Enlightenment, and the Liberal Arts and Sciences
Freemasonry, esotericism, and genius clusters are interconnected phenomena that have shaped the intellectual landscape throughout history
Freemasons Donate $200K In Scholarship Funding
“Freemasonry is all about helping people be the best they can be and when we see people striving to achieve and excel, like these students, we want to encourage and support that.
The Four Cardinal Virtues
Traditional Christian theology names faith, hope, and charity as the theological virtues. They are directly imparted to the believing Christian by the grace of God and are not attainable through the natural order. They are called theological because they have God for their immediate and proper object; because they are divinely infused; and because they are only known through divine revelation.
DE VERBO MIRIFICO: JOHANNES REUCHLIN AND THE ROYAL ARCH
The point about the RA which I want to discuss involves manipulation of the Divine Name in its Hebrew form, and although it may seem as though I am not talking about Freemasonry at all, I think you will find that, as 1 proceed, your attention will be seized by the similarities between what 1 am writing about and the intentions of those who compiled the RA ritual. In addition, I hope what 1 say will illustrate my contention about the rise speculative Freemasonry and the RA.