Tag: wisdom

  • The Great Work in Speculative Freemasonry

    The Great Work in Speculative Freemasonry

    from mt.net: “There can be no rational doubt, however, that the moral influence of Freemasonry would be much more powerful and efficient if the sources of intelligence amongst the Fraternity were augmented, and a higher grade of science substituted for the meager outline which at present prevails in our Lodges.” (Dr. George Oliver-1846.) Throughout the ages…

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  • Native American Words of Wisdom

    Native American Words of Wisdom

    from firstpeople.us: The time has come to listen to echoes from our land…the wisdom and teachings of our Native American Indians. Their words are simple and their voices are soft. We have not heard them, because we have not taken the time to listen. Perhaps now is the time to open our ears and our…

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  • The Mysterious Life of Manly P. Hall

    The Mysterious Life of Manly P. Hall

    from NewDawnmagazine.com: The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries saw an explosion of spiritual teachers and impresarios dealing in “secret wisdom.” Their ranks included hacks and frauds – as well as more than a few genuine scholars of esoteric traditions. Most have vanished from memory, their writings a historical footnote. There exists one distinct figure,…

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  • The Conclusion of “The Secret Teachings of All Ages”

    The Conclusion of “The Secret Teachings of All Ages”

    from sacred-texts.com: Highly recommended read! …from Manly P. Hall: PHILIP, King of Macedon, ambitious to obtain the teacher who would be most capable of imparting the higher branches of learning to his fourteen-year-old son, Alexander, and wishing the prince to have for his mentor the most famous and learned of the great philosophers, decided to…

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