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A collection of writings by Aleister Crowley. Including: The Wake World, Ali Sloper, ?? (Thien Tao), and The Stone Of Abiegnus. The Wake World tells the story of a girl named Lola and her fairy prince ascending the Tree of Life on the way to the king’s house. In the play Ali Sloper Bowley and Bones discuss the nature of the Great Work. Learn about the Great Tao and the nature of an imperfect world in the political essay Thien Tao, with the Synagogue of Satan. The Stone Of Abiegnus is a play with a cast of characters debating spiritual truth. This play contains several pages of original poems by Aleister Crowley including: The Devil's Conversation, On a Prospect of Granada Cathedral from ...

The author wishes to share a deeper understanding of those symbols and allegorical lessons within the Blue Lodge to those brothers who felt or believed that there was more to Masonry than what was presented to them in those first 3 degrees and wish to learn the underlying meanings of Symbols and Allegories in Masonry. Many brothers were never informed that those symbols were a visible sign of something invisible. Without this understanding, we can be associated with Masonry for 100 years and never know what we belong to. This book removes the veil and provides an understanding of what some call the Secret Doctrine of Freemasonry. I hope that after reading the information in this book, it ...

This book is a continuation of the "Symbolism & Allegories in Masonry" book and again it is my humble attempt to lift the veil from the minds of my speculative brothers. This book also provides the long-awaited answers to your questions that your Blue Lodge could not or would not answer for you. It also has answers to those questions that you have not yet asked. So, study these lectures along with "Symbolism & Allegories in Masonry" and they will provide you with a better understanding of your ritual as they touch on almost every aspect of your lodge.

This book is an attempt to clear up confusion in some and enlighten others of what Masonry never intended for them to know in the Blue Lodge. Over the years I've met many brothers of the craft who seemed to be unaware of the many underlying meanings within the symbols and allegories used in Masonry. We've all been taught that Masonry leaves no stone unturned. This is my way to turn over some of those stones to provide some clarity and instruction. This book says, No more Masonic miseducation of brothers in the Blue Lodge by ignoring the facts. Let them be rightly guided and the lessons made clear.