The Brethren of the PL Brotherhood from the OR Šabac have been hard at work, continuing their publishing tradition. PL Bratstvo has printed and published the second edition of the book The Secret of Hiram Abiff or the Lost Keys of Freemasonry.
Translation by Brother M.M.
Cover concept and graphic design by Brother B.A. Original title:
Manly Palmer Hall, The Lost Keys of Freemasonry or The Secret of Hiram Abiff. The book can be ordered at masonskimail@gmail.com
Price: 700.00 RSD What motive leads the Masonic Candidate out of the profane world and up the winding stairs toward the light? Indeed, only he can know it, for the motive for his actions is hidden in his heart. Is he seeking the light of the East?
Is he seeking the wisdom of the Eternal?
Does he bring his life and offer it on the altar of the Most High? In any case, the motive is the most important thing of all. And when we fall again and again, if our motive is true, we are victorious. And when we achieve success after success, if our motive is unworthy, we lose. Let us enter the Temple with reverence, for it is truly the dwelling place of the Great Spirit, the Spirit of Freemasonry. It is Freemasonry that ordains kings.
Its hands have shaped the destinies of worlds, and the perfect fruit of its education is the honorable man.
Translation by Brother M.M.
Cover concept and graphic design by Brother B.A. Original title:
Manly Palmer Hall, The Lost Keys of Freemasonry or The Secret of Hiram Abiff. The book can be ordered at masonskimail@gmail.com
Price: 700.00 RSD What motive leads the Masonic Candidate out of the profane world and up the winding stairs toward the light? Indeed, only he can know it, for the motive for his actions is hidden in his heart. Is he seeking the light of the East?
Is he seeking the wisdom of the Eternal?
Does he bring his life and offer it on the altar of the Most High? In any case, the motive is the most important thing of all. And when we fall again and again, if our motive is true, we are victorious. And when we achieve success after success, if our motive is unworthy, we lose. Let us enter the Temple with reverence, for it is truly the dwelling place of the Great Spirit, the Spirit of Freemasonry. It is Freemasonry that ordains kings.
Its hands have shaped the destinies of worlds, and the perfect fruit of its education is the honorable man.
