A Mighty Good Man DVD, and The True Story of the Rosicrucians DVD

$55.00 AUD

Category: Freemasonry

Freemason's Wife by Philippa Faulks; Cheryl Skidmore

$18.00 AUD

Category: Freemasonry

This is a simple and straight-to-the-point guide to the basics of freemasonry, steering the reader through the initially bemusing concepts towards a clear understanding.

English Illuminati by ALISTAIR. LEES

$79.00 AUD

Category: Masonic

Published for the very first time, the English Illuminati rituals are revealed in full to the reader alongside other original source materials. A unique opportunity to see what really went on behind the scenes, changing perceptions and sharing the true story of the English branch of the world's most not orious order. The book starts with a chance discovery - a secret manuscript locked in a box and hidden away in a private occult library. Within was found a handwritten notebook by Dr William Wynn Westcott. It had lain there for over a century, waiting patiently to be discovered and its contents brought to light. Building on the scholarly work of The Secret School of Wisdom, the story of the English Illuminati starts a hundred years after the original order was banned. In 1880 the order was relaunched by Theodore Reuss in Munich and it is from this organisation that the secret documents originated, eventually finding themselves in the hands of W.W. Westcott. Westcott took it upon himself to have them translated and to introduce the Illuminati to English society at the turn of the 20th century.  Discover the fascinating men and women who were members of the order and other characters and mysterious societies active at the time and how they all fit into the story. A beautifully illustrated book throughout, this work sheds a completely new light on the fraternity.  The majority of images have never been seen before. Those who wish to investigate further will be pleased to know it also includes a detailed index and bibliography. Highly Illustrated throughout ...Show more

A Mosaic Palace: Freemasonry and the Art of Memory

$25.00 AUD

Category: Masonic

The Warden of the Lodge. . .shall take trial of the art of memory and science thereof of every fellow craft and every apprentice according to their vocation and in case that they have lost any point thereof. . . pay the penalty as follows for their slothfulness.. . Second Schaw Statutes of 1599. Issued by William Schaw, the royally appointed Master of the Works, the Statutes gave a code of rules governing the activities of operative masons in Scotland. Its often considered the first conception of Freemasonry as exists today. During the sixteenth century Art of Memory had far greater connotations than it may to the modern reader. It referred to a specific set of memory disciplines and techniques whereby one would create a memory palace. This could be based on areal or imaginary place which, using intensive imagination, one would build up in the memory to the degree that it could be easily visited and used as a kind of mnemonic storehouse. By Schaws time, this art of memory existed in many different forms. Not only was it commonly believed to be a very good method of memorising speeches, but also a great form of moral training - a goal common to Freemasonry. Beyond this,there were some who believed that this mysterious art had far more potential and could even have supernatural effects on the world. So why did Schaw make it mandatory for Masons to practice the art of memory, and why did they need to be tested in this art? Was it a reference to Masonic ritual and if so, does this mean the Masonic lodge is a form of memory palace? If this is indeed the case, then by exploring what school of mnemonics it evolved from it can tell us something of the intentions behind the ritual. Was Masonry developed as a form of moral training for good Christian builders, or could its rituals have evolved from a more ambitious or mystical purpose? ...Show more

Know Thyself - Using the Symbols of Freemasonry to Improve Your Life by Michael Schiavello

$35.00 AUD

Category: Masonic

KNOW THYSELF USING THE SYMBOLS OF FREEMASONRY TO IMPROVE YOUR LIFE 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 Wash ington 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 age-old system of self-knowledge, long shrouded in mystery and secrecy, is now in your hands. ...Show more

The Hermetic Art of Memory by Alexander Dicsone

$39.00 AUD

Category: Masonic

During the intellectual swirl of the mystic Renaissance the phrase Art of Memory  referred to a specific set of memory disciplines and techniques that had evolved from classical Greek mnemonics. This was a method whereby one would create a memory palace in the mind. This could be based on a real or imag ined place which, using intensive imagination, one would build up in the memory to the degree that it could be visited with ease. This memory palace could then be used as a kind of memory storehouse. By placing items in different locations in the palace one could recall them with ease when the palace was next visited. In order to make the images memorable the characters, figures or items used were often dramatic and could sometimes be quite striking to contemporary sensibilities. This meditative art was commonly accepted to be a very good method for memorising speeches, but also a great form of moral training. However, some practitioners took it further, believing that this art had far more potential. They believed that if practised in the correct way this art could lead to an expansion of awareness and mental ability. This inner transformation would not only lead to perfect memory, but would gift the practitioner with higher awareness and total mastery of self. Masters of this more mystical art of memory were believed to be the holders of a secret tradition from Ancient Egypt that would gift them with clairvoyant perception of and control over higher forces. The most famous of these figures was that of Giordano Bruno who taught his mystic art of memory throughout Europe. His works taught a magical memory system veiled in encoded language and parable and were greatly sort after in his day. They remain a mystery to many to this very day. But few are aware of another mystical memory master and member of the court of then James VI of Scotland - Alexander Dicsone. His mastery led to great fame in the British Isles with many authors referring to the more magical side of memory as "Dicsones Art". Renowned historians such as David Stevenson, Robert Cooper, and Fabio Venzi have speculated as to the possible influences these hidden practices could have had on the development of Freemasonry due to Discone's close proximity to William Schaw. Schaw first drew up constitutions for Scottish stonemasons in which the Masonic ritual seems to be referred to as the art of memory. Now for the first time ever two of Dicsone's own works on the art of memory have been translated into English by an expert in Renaissance Latin. Accompanied by extensive footnotes and an explanatory introductory chapter by Hermeticist Martin Faulks, Dicsones beautifully inspiring works are less guarded than his teachers and offer a unique opportunity to grasp the art and discover its full potential. ...Show more

Freemasonry's Hidden Brain Science by MICHAEL. SCHIAVELLO

$39.00 AUD

Category: Masonic

This is Freemasonry in its ultimate expression, deeper and more vast than you could ever have imagined. Offering a revolutionary approach to the Craft, Freemasonry's Hidden Brain Science explains, and proves, the genius of Masonic ritual as a neurological, psychological, and metaphysical handbook for s elf improvement and the attainment of higher consciousness. Best-selling author, television personality, and 32 Freemason, Michael Schiavello, reveals startling discoveries made while plumbing the depths of Masonic ritual and symbolism. Discover how King Solomon Temple correlates specifically to the make-up and measurements of the human nervous system, and unlock the true meaning of the Masonic pillars, Hiram Abiff, the Three Ruffians, the Legend of the Third Degree, Euclid 47th Proposition, the Tyler sword, Caution, the Past Master Jewel, the obligation to not make women Freemasons, and more. Unfolding like a self-help treasure map, Freemasonrys Hidden Brain Science reveals hidden meanings found within Freemasonry's allegories and symbolism, which go far beyond their literal interpretations and will change the way you think, act and feel. Foreword by Pearl Harbor survivor Edward Hall 33 ...Show more

The Secret School of Wisdom - The Authentic Rituals and Doctrines of the Illuminati by Josef Wäges; Reinhard Markner; Jeva Singh-Anand

$65.00 AUD

Category: Masonic

The Secret School of Wisdom - The Authentic Rituals and Doctrines of the Illuminati is a pioneering text, a full working manual of the Order, and an astounding insight into the world's most intriguing secret society. For more than two hundred years, the world has held a prejudiced view of the Illuminat i. Much has been claimed for and against the Order - its name synonymous with secrecy, intrigue, and mystery in the modern context, despite a poverty of concrete evidence in the English language. Little has been said about the factual structure and development through its life cycle. The Secret School of Wisdom - The Authentic Rituals and Doctrines of the Illuminati, is a ground-breaking text. It marks the first time that a comprehensive ritual book for the society has been re-assembled. Every degree, its instruction and associated texts, has been included and assembled in chronological order of progression. The reader is guided along the same path as many of Germany's most enlightened men, as they were in the years immediately prior to the French Revolution. Much of this material has never been published - let alone translated into English. Supplemental texts are included to gain further historical insight into the Order and all documents have been checked for accuracy with the original archival texts. ...Show more

Learning Ritual - An Easy Process by Andrew Skidmore

$12.00 AUD

$17.00 (29% off)

Category: Freemasonry

This book presents a simple, effective, and time-proven approach to the memorization and performance of Masonic ritual. Learning Ritual: A Simple Process offers the reader a simple universal approach to any form of Masonic ritual whether it is Blue or Craft Lodge or that of a high degree. This is the c oncise and sensible route to delivering ritual to the best of one’s ability. Learning a part in a Masonic ritual is a journey. It’s something that adds depth, meaning, and a new understanding to what you have already experienced in the Masonic Temple. This is the first time a book has been published that combines information on elements of performance and that of memorization, which of course are interlinked in every way. Andrew Skidmore demonstrates that learning ritual doesn't have to be a stressful and worrying undertaking. This book provides you with the practical advice you need to perform your ritual role without fear of freezing or making a mistake. ...Show more