The EA’s Handbook
The FC Handbook
The Fellow Crafts Friend
The Fellow Crafts Friend is an easy to read practical exploration of Freemasonry's Second Degree. With over 110 images and illustrations, it travels at pace through time from the construction of King Solomon's Temple, into medieval England and on to the dawning of Speculative Freemasonry. Is the Second Degree the most important Degree in Craft Freemasonry? The seven sections below will help you to formulate an answer: : Part 1 7 Questions about the Second Degree Expanding our Masonic knowledge Part 2 The Ceremony of Passing Explored Making sense of our Ceremony Part 3 King Solomons Temple Explored in Colour Freemasonrys central metaphor examined and fully illustrated Part 4 English Gilds/Guilds Rise and Decline Fast history: The origins of Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth Part 5 The Seven Liberal Arts and Sciences Higher education in the medieval period Part 6 First & Second Degree Glossary Cutting through all the archaic language Part 7 Mastering Masonic Ritual Easy to follow Ritual memorisation system Finished Size Size(210 x 148) Pages 180 Beautifully Colour Illustrated Throughout
The Freemason at Work: The Definitive Guide to Craft Freemasonry
This is one of the most successful Masonic publications in recent times due to the immense knowledge of the late Harry Carr and his entertaining writing style. This is a book to be treasured, one that will provide a wealth of knowledge in an easy-to-read style. A collection of more that 200 questions with comprehensive answers to all manner of masonic subjects.
The Freemason’s Bedside Book
Take your Masonry seriously but don't take it solemnly', has been one of the author's tenets throughout his many years as a Freemason. The Freemason's Bedside Book is an accessible collection of articles, poems, letters and other bite-sized material from a respected scholar of Freemasonry which will illuminate the subject for those who do not have the time to plough through more lengthy and learned articles or research original documents in which this material is buried. Readers will find the books shows how Freemasonry has developed in the way that it has, bringing to life what people were thinking, believing and wanting in the past, and showing the human face of many of the revered figures in the history of Freemasonry, often with humour. The content varies from poems, short stories and anecdotes to historical extracts and other documents - each chosen for the quality of their writing and the entertainment of the reader as well as their insight into Freemasonry.
The Freemason’s Handbook of Toasts, Speeches and Responses
This book contains a selection of ready prepared speeches that Freemasons can use at short notice at the festive board. Containing multiple versions of all possible Masonic toasts, this book includes the toast to the Initiate, to the guests, the response on behalf of the guests, the toast to the Worshipful Master and many more.
The Full Spectrum of Freemasonry
The book reflects the author’s research interests in Victorian Freemasonry, and the Orders beyond the Craft . The fact that the other Orders of Freemasonry in England have a combined membership greater than that of the United Grand Lodge of England, is perhaps not as well-known as it should be, nor the fact that the period 1845 and 1880 saw an unprecedented expansion in Freemasonry in general and the other Orders of Freemasonry in particular. In bringing together into one publication a set of six previously published essays and lectures the author hopes to provide a better understanding of the importance of the other Orders of Freemasonry. He is of the firm belief that within, what he terms, the Full Spectrum of Freemasonry the Craft is but one facet, and one in which the other Orders all have an equal and important part to play. Each of the six chapters deals with a different but complimentary aspect that: provides a better understanding of how the other Masonic Orders have grown and developed in parallel with Craft Masonry; highlights the significant contribution made by the Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons (GLMMM), originally formed in 1856, which despite encountering considerable problems and opposition in its early years has grown into the formidable organisation it is today; demonstrates how the quality and status of the various Mark Masons’ Halls (MMH) headquarter buildings have reflected the increasing prestige and standing of the GLMMM; reflects on the prominence and social standing of some of its more distinguished Victorian rulers, revealed through the medium of the portraits originally commissioned for the original MMH; underlines the importance of Frederick Binckes, who for nearly thirty years, successfully combined the roles of both Grand Secretary of the GLMMM and Secretary of the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys, and who played a key part in the development of both institutions scrutinises the role of Robert Wentworth Little who was the prime mover and progenitor of four orders of Freemasonry, two of which, the Red Cross of Constantine and Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia, are still very much active and thriving today.
The Green Book of The Elus Coens
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The Hermetic Art of Memory
The Inner Guard’s Work Today
The Emulation Pocker series No1 is The Inner Guard's Work Today by Graham Redman, SB,40pp. This booklet, when read in conjunction with the Emulation ritual, contains all that the Brother appointed Inner Guard needs to know in order to carry out the duties of his office efficiently according to the Emulation system of working.