ISBN: 9798255709885 - the hidden structure of freemasonry: the royal arch and the knight templar : the lost ritual continuum of eighteenth- century england - based on the sheffield manuscripts (c.1780-1785) (10 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What if Freemasonry has preserved a hidden structure-one that was never meant to be seen as separate For over two centuries, the relationship between the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar has remained obscure-treated as a matter of tradition, yet rarely understood as a coherent system.Drawing on rare eighteenth-century Sheffield manuscripts, Marc F. Meisner uncovers a lost ritual architecture at the heart of English Freemasonry. These texts-among the earliest to link the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar within a single initiatory progression-reveal a structure later obscured by institutional reform and reinterpretation.A unified system, long forgottenWhat emerges is not a collection of degrees, but a coherent ceremonial logic, unfolding as a single movement: - from the Temple to the Cross- from the rediscovery of the Divine Name to the imitation of the Passion- from symbolic Masonry to a fully articulated Christian ritual dramaturgyIn this light, the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar are no longer separate traditions, but two moments within a single theological and initiatory continuum.Grounded in original sourcesThis book is based on: - rare Sheffield ritual manuscripts (c. 1780-1785)- previously inaccessible or untranslated material- a close analysis of ritual structure, language, and transmissionIt offers both: - a critical edition of primary sources- and a far-reaching reinterpretation of Masonic historyWho this book is for- Freemasons seeking a deeper understanding of the Royal Arch and Knight Templar- Historians of Freemasonry and early modern religious culture- Readers interested in the hidden architecture of initiatory systemsA discovery-not a reinterpretationThis is not a reconstruction. It is the recovery of a forgotten structure. Meisner, Camille Y. (illustratore).…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if Freemasonry has preserved a hidden structure-one that was never meant to be seen as separate?For over two centuries, the relationship between the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar has remained obscure-treated as a matter of tradition, yet rarely understood as a coherent system.Drawing on rare eighteenth-century Sheffield manuscripts, Marc F. Meisner uncovers a lost ritual architecture at the heart of English Freemasonry. These texts-among the earliest to link the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar within a single initiatory progression-reveal a structure later obscured by institutional reform and reinterpretation.A unified system, long forgottenWhat emerges is not a collection of degrees, but a coherent ceremonial logic, unfolding as a single movement: from the Temple to the Crossfrom the rediscovery of the Divine Name to the imitation of the Passionfrom symbolic Masonry to a fully articulated Christian ritual dramaturgyIn this light, the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar are no longer separate traditions, but two moments within a single theological and initiatory continuum.Grounded in original sourcesThis book is based on: rare Sheffield ritual manuscripts (c. 1780-1785)previously inaccessible or untranslated materiala close analysis of ritual structure, language, and transmissionIt offers both: a critical edition of primary sourcesand a far-reaching reinterpretation of Masonic historyWho this book is forFreemasons seeking a deeper understanding of the Royal Arch and Knight TemplarHistorians of Freemasonry and early modern religious cultureReaders interested in the hidden architecture of initiatory systemsA discovery-not a reinterpretationThis is not a reconstruction. It is the recovery of a forgotten structure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Meisner, Camille Y. (illustratore).…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if Freemasonry has preserved a hidden structure-one that was never meant to be seen as separate?For over two centuries, the relationship between the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar has remained obscure-treated as a matter of tradition, yet rarely understood as a coherent system.Drawing on rare eighteenth-century Sheffield manuscripts, Marc F. Meisner uncovers a lost ritual architecture at the heart of English Freemasonry. These texts-among the earliest to link the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar within a single initiatory progression-reveal a structure later obscured by institutional reform and reinterpretation.A unified system, long forgottenWhat emerges is not a collection of degrees, but a coherent ceremonial logic, unfolding as a single movement: from the Temple to the Crossfrom the rediscovery of the Divine Name to the imitation of the Passionfrom symbolic Masonry to a fully articulated Christian ritual dramaturgyIn this light, the Royal Arch and the Knight Templar are no longer separate traditions, but two moments within a single theological and initiatory continuum.Grounded in original sourcesThis book is based on: rare Sheffield ritual manuscripts (c. 1780-1785)previously inaccessible or untranslated materiala close analysis of ritual structure, language, and transmissionIt offers both: a critical edition of primary sourcesand a far-reaching reinterpretation of Masonic historyWho this book is forFreemasons seeking a deeper understanding of the Royal Arch and Knight TemplarHistorians of Freemasonry and early modern religious cultureReaders interested in the hidden architecture of initiatory systemsA discovery-not a reinterpretationThis is not a reconstruction. It is the recovery of a forgotten structure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Meisner, Camille Y. (illustratore).…