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	== Freemasonry in relation to the ancient mysteries ==		== Freemasonry in relation to the ancient mysteries ==

	Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]		Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]

	The Meaning Of Masonry		The Meaning Of Masonry

	by W.L. Wilmshurst		by [[En: Walter Leslie Wilmshurst\|W.L. Wilmshurst]]

	~~Chapter 5~~

			'''Chapter 5'''

	EVERY Mason is naturally desirous to know something of the origin and history of the Craft. The available literature on the subject is diffuse and unsatisfying. It offers a mass of disconnected details of archaeology and comparative religion without unifying them into any helpful light and deals rather with matters of minor and temporal history than with what alone is of real moment, the spiritual lineage of the Craft. In this paper, therefore, it is proposed to trace a rough outline and, in the space available, only a very rough one is possible--of a movement which is as old as humanity itself and the purpose and doctrine of which are still faithfully, if very rudimentarily, preserved in the Masonic system. But such a sketch, by providing a general outline for the enquirer to contemplate and the details of which he may fill in for himself by subsequent study of his own, may perhaps prove more serviceable than a mass of fragmentary facts over which one may pore indefinitely and with much inter est, yet without perceiving their inter-relation or coordinating them into one comprehensive impressive scheme.		EVERY Mason is naturally desirous to know something of the origin and history of the Craft. The available literature on the subject is diffuse and unsatisfying. It offers a mass of disconnected details of archaeology and comparative religion without unifying them into any helpful light and deals rather with matters of minor and temporal history than with what alone is of real moment, the spiritual lineage of the Craft. In this paper, therefore, it is proposed to trace a rough outline and, in the space available, only a very rough one is possible--of a movement which is as old as humanity itself and the purpose and doctrine of which are still faithfully, if very rudimentarily, preserved in the Masonic system. But such a sketch, by providing a general outline for the enquirer to contemplate and the details of which he may fill in for himself by subsequent study of his own, may perhaps prove more serviceable than a mass of fragmentary facts over which one may pore indefinitely and with much inter est, yet without perceiving their inter-relation or coordinating them into one comprehensive impressive scheme.
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	[1] Strange Houses of Sleep by [[Arthur Edward Waite]].		[1] Strange Houses of Sleep by [[Arthur Edward Waite]].

			== See also ==
			*[[En: Walter Leslie Wilmshurst]]
			*[[En: Wilmshurst: The meaning of masonry]]
			*[[The deeper symbolism of Freemasonry]]
			*[[Masonry as a philosophy]]
			*[[Further notes on craft symbolism]]
			*[[The form of the lodge]]
			*[[The position of the officers of the lodge]]
			*[[The greater and lesser Lights]]
			*[[Opening and closing the lodge]]
			*[[Second or Fellow-Craft Degree]]
			*[[Third or Master-Mason Degree]]
			*[[En: The Masonic Apron]]
			*[[A Prayer at Lodge-Closing]]
			*[[The holy Royal Arch of Jerusalem]]
			*[[Masonic Study Society]]

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	[1] Strange Houses of Sleep by [[Arthur Edward Waite]].		[1] Strange Houses of Sleep by [[Arthur Edward Waite]].

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	== Freemasonry in relation to the ancient mysteries ==		== Freemasonry in relation to the ancient mysteries ==
	Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]		Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]
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	Get knowledge, get wisdom; but with all thy meaning gettings, get understanding," exclaims the old Teacher, in a counsel that may well be commended to the Masonic Fraternity to-day, which so little understands its own system. But understanding depends upon the gift of the Supernal Light, which gift in turn depends upon the ardour of our desire for it. If Wisdom to-day is widowed, all Masons are actually or potentially the widow's sons, and she will be justified of her children who seek her out and who labour for her as for hidden treasure. It remains with the Craft itself whether it shall enter upon its own heritage as a lineal successor of the Ancient Mysteries and Wisdom-teaching, or whether, by failing so to do, it will undergo the inevitable fate of everything that is but a form from which its native spirit has departed.		Get knowledge, get wisdom; but with all thy meaning gettings, get understanding," exclaims the old Teacher, in a counsel that may well be commended to the Masonic Fraternity to-day, which so little understands its own system. But understanding depends upon the gift of the Supernal Light, which gift in turn depends upon the ardour of our desire for it. If Wisdom to-day is widowed, all Masons are actually or potentially the widow's sons, and she will be justified of her children who seek her out and who labour for her as for hidden treasure. It remains with the Craft itself whether it shall enter upon its own heritage as a lineal successor of the Ancient Mysteries and Wisdom-teaching, or whether, by failing so to do, it will undergo the inevitable fate of everything that is but a form from which its native spirit has departed.

	[1] Strange Houses of Sleep by ~~A. E.~~ Waite.		[1] Strange Houses of Sleep by [[Arthur Edward Waite]].

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	== Freemasonry in relation to the ancient mysteries ==		== Freemasonry in relation to the ancient mysteries ==
			Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]

	The Meaning Of Masonry		The Meaning Of Masonry

	by W.L. Wilmshurst		by W.L. Wilmshurst

	Chapter 5		Chapter 5
	~~FREEMASONRY IN RELATION TO THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES.~~

	EVERY Mason is naturally desirous to know something of the origin and history of the Craft. The available literature on the subject is diffuse and unsatisfying. It offers a mass of disconnected details of archaeology and comparative religion without unifying them into any helpful light and deals rather with matters of minor and temporal history than with what alone is of real moment, the spiritual lineage of the Craft. In this paper, therefore, it is proposed to trace a rough outline and, in the space available, only a very rough one is possible--of a movement which is as old as humanity itself and the purpose and doctrine of which are still faithfully, if very rudimentarily, preserved in the Masonic system. But such a sketch, by providing a general outline for the enquirer to contemplate and the details of which he may fill in for himself by subsequent study of his own, may perhaps prove more serviceable than a mass of fragmentary facts over which one may pore indefinitely and with much inter est, yet without perceiving their inter-relation or coordinating them into one comprehensive impressive scheme.		EVERY Mason is naturally desirous to know something of the origin and history of the Craft. The available literature on the subject is diffuse and unsatisfying. It offers a mass of disconnected details of archaeology and comparative religion without unifying them into any helpful light and deals rather with matters of minor and temporal history than with what alone is of real moment, the spiritual lineage of the Craft. In this paper, therefore, it is proposed to trace a rough outline and, in the space available, only a very rough one is possible--of a movement which is as old as humanity itself and the purpose and doctrine of which are still faithfully, if very rudimentarily, preserved in the Masonic system. But such a sketch, by providing a general outline for the enquirer to contemplate and the details of which he may fill in for himself by subsequent study of his own, may perhaps prove more serviceable than a mass of fragmentary facts over which one may pore indefinitely and with much inter est, yet without perceiving their inter-relation or coordinating them into one comprehensive impressive scheme.

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