FREEMASONRY ILLUMINATI Rose Croix KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Occult ROSICRUCIAN Free MASON

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FREEMASONRY ILLUMINATI Rose Croix KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Occult ROSICRUCIAN Free MASON:
$150.00

This sale is for an original 1888 edition of \"RICHARDSON\'S MONITOR OF FREE-MASONRY\" by Jabez Richardson.

YOU\'LL LOVE THIS BOOK!!!
This is a book a Mason would not want you to have! It furnishes, in a single volume, details of secret MASONIC RITUALS. It reveals and explains the signs, tokens, and grips used by Masons in their secret ceremonies. The duegard signs, oaths, the illusions, SECRET HAND SHAKES, regalia, PASS-WORDS, sacred words and HIEROGLYPHICS are all here! It gives the entire initiation process for the three degrees, from beginning to end, with the story behind each degree and all the signs and gestures relating to it. In short, it is a Practical Guide to the Ceremonies of all the Degrees conferred in Masonic Lodges, Chapters and Encampments.There are LOTS OF ILLUSTRATIONS which show important details of the rituals including gestures, tools, and symbolic pictures.The illustrations are so numerous that they may give the lay reader an invalid impression that he finally knows all about the secrets of Masonry. There are mysterious configurations in the illustrations along with clever clues and key words with cryptic connotation in the text which suggests perhaps an even deeper hidden meaning. No Society so widely known, and yet really so little known, as that of the Masons. This manual contains the actual rites of the Craft, extending over a period of some seven centuries, and that of its grand structures. Myth here gives up its underlying truth.The numerous engravings which adorn this work bear testimony to the earnest desire of the publisher to spare no effort or expense necessary to the production of a book which should prove in every way satisfactory to those interested in the subject treated.Masons will find this an indispensable tool to bone up on their degree work, and non-Masons will find it simple, informative, and it may even inspire them to petition a lodge and experience the real thing.Published in 1888, it is in overall good condition for its age and especially being over one hundred years old. All pages are attached and in one piece. A few small spots on pages here and there or page corner creases. Some cover wear as pictured. It measures approximately 4 1/2\" x 6 1/2\" and is complete with all 192 pages. This is a very informative and fascinating book so get it while you can.