What do you think?
The Origin and Evolution of Freemasonry Connected With the Origin and Evolution of the Human Race
Uncover the ancient roots of Freemasonry and how mystery rites shaped its modern form.
This nonfiction work traces how early operative groups evolved into lodge traditions and how later speculative Freemasonry drew on an older system of mysteries. It explains the distinction between the Lesser and Greater Mysteries, the role of astro-mythology, and the Sign Language that carried primitive knowledge through time. The book surveys symbols, rituals, and the development of ritual architecture from ancient cults to modern lodges, staying focused on the premise of historical evolution rather than fiction.
Learn how early priesthoods and secret societies influenced modern lodge structure Explore the difference between the Lesser Mysteries and the Greater Mysteries See how symbols like the Sacred Axe and temple pillars connect to ancient beliefs Understand the idea of eschatology and the evolution of ritual over millennia Ideal for readers curious about the historical origins of Freemasonry and the broader story of secret societies.
This nonfiction work traces how early operative groups evolved into lodge traditions and how later speculative Freemasonry drew on an older system of mysteries. It explains the distinction between the Lesser and Greater Mysteries, the role of astro-mythology, and the Sign Language that carried primitive knowledge through time. The book surveys symbols, rituals, and the development of ritual architecture from ancient cults to modern lodges, staying focused on the premise of historical evolution rather than fiction.
Learn how early priesthoods and secret societies influenced modern lodge structure Explore the difference between the Lesser Mysteries and the Greater Mysteries See how symbols like the Sacred Axe and temple pillars connect to ancient beliefs Understand the idea of eschatology and the evolution of ritual over millennia Ideal for readers curious about the historical origins of Freemasonry and the broader story of secret societies.
- GenresHistory
253 pages, Hardcover
First published October 1, 1920
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews
September 4, 2012
Great detailed book over the origins of humans. Albert Churchward work will always be on my shelf, will be a book I will always reread!
November 29, 2012
a fun read. it's amazing to see how people try to rationalize their believe. but yeah, enough with this pseudoscientific mumbojumbo
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews