Mystic Masonry: An esoteric interpretation of the symbols in Freemasonry by Lund, Robert V.

Mystic Masonry: An esoteric interpretation of the symbols in Freemasonry (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781984035394)

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Mystic Masonry: An esoteric interpretation of the symbols in Freemasonry by Lund, Robert V.

Mystic Masonry: An esoteric interpretation of the symbols in Freemasonry

$15.00
Mystic Masonry: An esoteric interpretation of the symbols in Freemasonry by Lund, Robert V.

Mystic Masonry: An esoteric interpretation of the symbols in Freemasonry

$15.00
Format: Paperback
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There are reasons why every symbol and every allegory in Freemasonry should be deemed important to a Mason. Knowledge can be preserved in symbols and, often, those that preserve them can be ignorant of what they preserve. For those who continue to search for the deeper meaning behind Masonic symbols, consider yourself more enlightened than those who do not seem to understand the words "veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols".The Craft's symbolism is a system of great depth, and only appears simplistic to those who view it superficially. However, when we research industriously, the true light of Freemasonry will unfold. This book brings to light some of the deeper meaning behind Masonic symbols.

Author: Robert V. Lund
ISBN-10: 1984035398
ISBN-13: 9781984035394
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 02/04/2018
Pages: 126
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.29lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.27d
By Robert V. Lund
By Robert V. Lund
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Robert V. Lund is a Past Master of Kilwinning Lodge No. 565 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1952, he immigrated to Canada in 1996. After joining the Craft in 2005, he has served several terms as the Chairman of the District Education Committee for Toronto West District. He also served as a member of the Grand Lodge Committee for Masonic Education. He has written articles that have found their way into other communications, such as Reflections - a Grand Lodge publication, The Blueprint - A Toronto West District magazine, various Masonic websites, and The Light Bearer, a publication of the Canadian Theosophical Association. He has delivered numerous lectures on the esoteric interpretations of the Craft degrees. He considers himself a seeker of truth and, in following that path, has become a Rosicrucian and a Theosophist. His keen interest in the origins of mankind, and the origins of religions, has aided his search for Truth.

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