PIAU, Guy.
Franc-maçonnerie : Les hauts grades.
Montesson : Numérilivre, 2023. 128 p. ISBN 978-2-36632-214-9
20.00 €
PIAU, Guy.
Franc-maçonnerie : Les hauts grades.
Montesson : Numérilivre, 2023. 128 p. ISBN 978-2-36632-214-9
Samuel Hartlib (c1600-62), a great seventeenth-century 'intelligencer' and man of science, set out to record all human knowledge and make it universally available for the education of all mankind. His correspondence, which runs to over 25,000 folios of original materials, came to the University Library in the 1960s. The full-text electronic edition realises Hartlib's vision some 300 years later.
The project's objective was to create a complete electronic edition with full-text transcription and facsimile images of all 25,000 seventeenth-century manuscripts. This seven-year project culminated in the publication in 1996 of two CD-ROMs by University Microfilms in Michigan. An enlarged edition, incorporating many Hartlib materials from libraries around the world, was published on CD-ROM by the Humanities Research Institute in July 2002. This new, online edition provides free access to all the content available on the original CD-ROM versions. Full introductory and background information will be made available shortly.
Correspondentie met John Dury, Jan Amos Comenius (Kominsky) en vele anderen
via deze link !!!
En apparence, la Franc-maçonnerie est diverse et multiple, chaque franc-maçon interprétant à sa guise les symboles et les rites de cet Ordre. Cet état de choses est rendu possible du fait que ces symboles et ces rites nous sont présentés sans que nous soit fournie la clef de leur interprétation : la Franc-maçonnerie est un livre muet.
Cependant, l’Ordre nous indique nettement de quel côté il convient de chercher cette clef. Sur l’autel des serments, il y a la Bible, le Volume de la Loi sacrée. C’est donc premièrement avec l’aide de ce livre qu’il convient de fonder l’effort d’interprétation.
22.00 €
Numérilivre
268p.
ISBN 978-2-36632-089-3
17.00 €
REEDITION - GUIDE PRATIQUE DU MAITRE SECRET FRANC-MACON - port offert pendant 48h
Le passage au grade de Maître Secret constitue une étape cruciale vers l'éveil de la conscience humaine aux significations profondes des données de la Sagesse, de l'expérience et du sacré dans la cohérence et la continuité des étapes initiatiques précédentes. L'accession à ce grade, qui ouvre aussi à l'intégration des observations que l'on a pu tirer du chaos, permet à l'initié d'accéder à de nouveaux niveaux de conscience, grâce au travail individuel et collectif réalisé avec l'aide de symboles et d'un rituel ouvrant au contenu initiatique profond du rite qui se développera jusqu'au 33e degré, sans que l'accession à cet ultime grade soit pour autant une finalité.
Sommaire
Préambule
1ère Partie : le contexte symbolique
Du 3ème au 4ème degré : au cœur du mythe
- Origine historique du Rite Ecossais Ancien et Accepté
- Sources symboliques
- Les conditions pour accéder aux grades de perfection
La disposition du Temple et les officiers
– Le contexte rituélique
– L’agencement du Temple
Figures symboliques du Temple
- Le triangle équilatéral et le cercle
- L'étoile flamboyante
La clé d’ivoire et la lettre Z
Le laurier et l'olivier
La parole perdue et les noms de Dieu
Conclusion : Le Maître secret devient Lévite
Partie 2 – Le contexte pratique
Le déroulement de la réception au grade de Maître secret
La préparation du candidat, le voile et les cordes
- Le voile
- Les cordes
- Le sceau du secret
Les voyages
Le voyage initiatique
Les quatre voyages en courbe
La conclusion des voyages : le passage de l'équerre au compas
Du deuil à la lumière, des ténèbres à la clarté.
Le souvenir de la mort d'Hiram
Le tablier
Conclusion : la balustrade
Partie 3 – L’enseignement moral du grade
Le devoir
Secret et fraternité : les deux piliers du devoir maçonnique
La fidélité aux devoirs envers l’Ordre et ses membres
Le devoir et le triptyque, fatalité, nécessité, destin
L'esprit critique
Le premier voyage
Le second voyage
Le Troisième voyage
Le quatrième voyage : la justice
Le sens des responsabilités
Conclusion : le devoir et sa rétribution
Conclusion générale
Bibliographie
Helga Widmann
Freimaurerisch arbeiten
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Inventing the Future: The 1723 Constitutions by Ric Berman
2023 marks the tercentenary of the publication in London of The Constitutions of the
Freemasons – the ‘1723 Constitutions’ – a book whose Enlightenment principles provide the
philosophical foundations of Modern Freemasonry.
Many Masonic histories have been concerned with ‘when’ and ‘what’. Inventing the Future
examines the context, the contents and the consequences of the 1723 Constitutions, and seeks
to explain ‘why’.
The 1723 Constitutions is constructed on Enlightenment values that lie at the core of modern
Freemasonry both in England and internationally. But the 1723 Constitutions and modern
Freemasonry were not simply a product of the Enlightenment. They also impacted upon it,
acting as a vector for the transmission of Freemasonry’s philosophical principles nationally
and internationally.
This book sets out those principles, considers the people involved and explores the framework
within which their ideas were formed. And it discusses how the Constitutions evolved. In
1730 it was taken by the Grand Lodge of Ireland as the model for the Irish Constitutions; the
book was re-printed virtually verbatim by Benjamin Franklin in 1734 for use in America; it
was translated and circulated widely throughout Europe in the 1730s and 1740s; and in the
1750s it was indirectly the basis for Ahiman Rezon, the Constitutions of the Antients Grand
Lodge and, after the War of Independence, of the State Grand Lodges in the United States of
America.
Understanding the context and content of the 1723 Constitutions explains the origins of
modern Freemasonry and the relationship between Freemasonry and Society today.
SKU: 9780995765892
Paperback : 159 pages
Freemasonry - Theory of the Origins by Fabio Venzi
his work is divided into three parts,proposing three distinct and original theories, aiming to show the clearly identifiable, ongoing evolutionary trends extending from the origins of Freemasonry. This book charts the transformational processes which combine in a peak between the end of the seventeenth and the start of the eighteenth century. A period stretching from the birth of the Grand Lodge of London and Westminster and the publication of the Anderson Constitutions (1717-1723), to conclude with an in-depth examination of the innovative ritual published through the work of the Lodge of Reconciliation (established1813-1816 on the occasion of the constitution of the United Grand Lodge of England with the aim of identifying a ritual homogeneity between all the traditions of the two antagonist Grand Lodges of the Moderns and the Ancients), and the subsequent rituality of the Royal Arch.The latter ritual forms will illustrate how, throughout its evolution, the process of Masonic consciential development has been transformed from a system of morals veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols into a complex and profound mystic pathway.The pathway illustrated in this work highlights how, on completion of its ritual evolution, to all intents and purposes Freemasonry should be considered as a form, or rather representative of that which authors such as Guénon, Evola,Schuon, Coomaraswamy and other authors of the perennialist school of thought define as Tradition. By Tradition, one refers to an entity inspired by a supratemporal truth that traverses all human time; the traditional forms therefore impart a wisdom of divine origin.By definition, each traditional doctrine possesses an immutable essence, although its methodology may be re-established within the framework of as specific conceptual style in line with the range of potential modes of intuition and according to human circumstances.
Explored in this book.
And much, much more
233 Pages
Hardback
Beautifully Illustrated
Dust Jacked Cloth Bound with Embossed Spine
ISBN: 9780853186144
SKU: 9780853186144