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Hermetic Masonry

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"Hermetic Masonry" is simply one of the best Hermetic and Qabalistic analyses of Freemasonry that I've ever read! In style and in substance, this work reminded me of Paul Foster Case's much better-known "The True and Invisible Rosicrucian Order."

In my opinion, the best chapters in this book are those dealing with the Pythagorian (or '3, 4, 5') triangle and the Masonic letter 'G,' as well as an extended monograph which explores the significance of the triglyph A.'.U.'.M.'.

I'd never read anything by Higgins before, but I'll certainly look for more of his titles in the future. I'd enthusiastically recommend this title to my Brothers in the craft, or to anyone with an interest in Freemasonry, esoterica, sacred geometry, or Qabala.

Anyone interested in Hermetics, Freemasonry and the Kabalah would derive much pleasure from reading this book. There are so many similar themes that run through these same disciplines and all are to be found within these pages.

Every man that calls himself a Freemason should read this book. It is a great starter to works of the Great Manly P. Hall.

"Hermetic Freemasonry" is for any esoteric student being introduced into the "Ancient Mysteries" of learning. Frank C. Higgins does an incredible job breaking down decades of research into a succinct 124+ page book, while possessing the full authenticity of interpretation of a Fellow Craft. Such an introduction into Freemasonry is essential to all students deciphering secret societies and their Codes & Symbols.