9780853182726-0853182728-The Stairway of Freemasonry

The Stairway of Freemasonry

ISBN-13: 9780853182726
ISBN-10: 0853182728
Author: Julian Rees
Publication date: 2007
Publisher: Lewis Masonic
Format: Paperback 96 pages
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ISBN-13: 9780853182726
ISBN-10: 0853182728
Author: Julian Rees
Publication date: 2007
Publisher: Lewis Masonic
Format: Paperback 96 pages

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The Stairway of Freemasonry (ISBN-13: 9780853182726 and ISBN-10: 0853182728), written by authors Julian Rees, was published by Lewis Masonic in 2007. With an overall rating of 4.4 stars, it's a notable title among other books. You can easily purchase or rent The Stairway of Freemasonry (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $0.39.

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For any enquiring mind, whether Freemason or not, this little book sets out to help answer questions – not so much: ‘What does it mean?’ but rather: ‘What can it mean?’, since the journey is concerned not with learning other people’s answers, but in working out answers for yourself. This is a book about what it means to walk the path of a Freemason; to be inspired by its rituals, to live your life by its precepts and to cultivate virtue within yourself.If you are not a Freemason, you may want answers to questions such as the following Why can I not become a Freemason by reading about it in a book?What would initiation do for me? What is the point of secrets in Freemasonry? Why are the square and compasses in Freemasonry such a universal symbol?What are Masonic symbols for? Do they mean anything? Can Freemasonry be as meaningful for me as my religion? By being a Freemason, can I be closer to God? If you are already a Freemason, you may want answers to other, but similar questions: Why are we called Free Masons? If secrets in Freemasonry are not to hide something, what are they for? What does the ritual mean when it talks of avoiding fear and rashness? How can symbols best be used? Can working tools really be used to make me a better person? If so, how? Why is it said that lodges stand on holy ground? How am I to understand light in a symbolic sense?
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