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Esoteric Philosophy, and Fantastical Short Stories
Why do we call it a “Blue Lodge”
Colors have always played a role in many aspects of Freemasonry. Some colors borrowed by Masonry have had symbolic meanings far older than Freemasonry itself. So, why do we call a craft lodge a “blue” lodge? Is there a symbolic reason, a Masonic reason, or no reason at all? This work explores the Masonic use of the color blue.
This eBook, adapted from a paper originally published in A Lodge at Labor by Michael R. Poll, is part of the Cornerstone Corner series. A collection of Masonic & esoteric philosophical papers as well as an array of short fiction. We are happy to offer these enjoyable selections as you continue your esoteric journey with us.
Albert Pike’s Morals and Dogma —
The Art of Communication
Albert Pike's "Morals and Dogma" is often said to be the most owned yet unread book in the Scottish Rite due to Pike's difficult writing style. This eBook examines why Pike wrote this classic as he did, explores events around the book’s initial release, and discusses nuances on how to communicate Masonic teachings.
This eBook, adapted from a paper originally published in A Lodge at Labor by Michael R. Poll, is part of the Cornerstone Corner series. A collection of Masonic & esoteric philosophical papers as well as an array of short fiction. We are happy to offer these enjoyable selections as you continue your esoteric journey with us.
The Most Unlikely of Places
What do you do if you’re a time traveler trapped in a pandemic lockdown? Well, you go somewhere else.
The COVID-19 lockdown is profoundly disturbing for everyone, but for Cecilia Jamison, it's unbearable. Being a highly sensitive psychic, she can't escape the emotions of others. Locked in her tiny apartment, she is going quite crazy. So, she does what she must to escape, even temporarily. She time travels to an obscure Puritan village in the past. And once there, she falls under the spell of the enigmatic Reverend Bradshaw, someone who might actually have more in common with her than she thinks.
“The Most Unlikely of Places” is adapted from a short story that was first published in a collection entitled White Harbor Road and Other Tales of Paranormal Romance. This story is part of the Cornerstone Corner series, a collection of short Masonic & esoteric philosophical papers as well as an assortment of short fiction. We are happy to offer these enjoyable selections as you continue your esoteric journey with us.
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