Masonism

The ideas of Lutheranism served as a catalyst for the birth of Freemasonry in England and Germany.

# History

However,Masonism as legacy of Lutheranism was short lived. as in 1749 Count St Germain driven by a deep desire to awaken the minds of the people and illuminate the hidden truths of the world, he set out to write a monumental series of 40 books. Each volume delved into the captivating realms of Barbelos, immortals, magic, history, and the captivating tale of Morgana's time travel.

Richard poured his vast knowledge into these literary works, meticulously crafting intricate narratives that intertwined the fabric of reality and myth. His words wove tales of mystical dimensions, immortals with extraordinary abilities, and the timeless struggle between light and darkness. The books were imbued with a sense of wonder, enchantment, and the eternal yearning for knowledge and truth.

Despite Richard's eloquent prose and profound insights, the tales of Barbelos, the intricacies of time travel, and the epic wars depicted in the books of evil failed to penetrate the collective consciousness of society.

The fault did not lie in Richard's ability to captivate readers with his storytelling. Instead, it was the prevailing skepticism and reluctance to embrace the extraordinary that hindered the books' reception. The people, unable or unwilling to fathom the profound truths concealed within the pages, dismissed them as flights of fancy and relegated them to the realm of imagination.

However, some individuals, saw beyond the veneer of fiction and recognized the hidden truths, the subtle threads that connected the extraordinary to the mundane. These individuals, driven by curiosity and an insatiable thirst for knowledge, carried the torch of Richard's wisdom, ensuring that his legacy would endure.

Members of the disbanded Arcanum Sanctum,followed Richard’s 40 books in 1764 and recreated the Arcanum Sanctum in Paris. Declared the presence of the "Invisible College of the Rose-Croix" in the city.

Among these who dared to read these volumes,was the last survivors of the Roman Cult of Isis, but they used them with unexpected ways. And the modern Masonic Order took its first steps, Richard's words were used to change and save the image of the good Isis the cult wanted.

The Premier Grand Lodge of England, who was established in 1717, was changed to Freemasonry, drawing inspiration from the books of Richard and the fusion of the cult of Isis and the year 1773 witnessed the birth of the Order of the Palladium.

And so Masonism or Freemasonry was born.

# Beliefs

At the core of Masonism is the belief in a Transcendent Architect, a Supreme Being or Higher Power that represents the source of creation and divine order. Masons hold this belief as a fundamental cornerstone of their spiritual journey.

Masonism centers on a system of moral and ethical principles, imparted through symbolic tools and rituals. These teachings serve to guide Masons towards personal growth, inner enlightenment, and living virtuous lives.

Masonism places significant importance on sacred geometry, viewing it as a representation of the underlying harmony and interconnectedness of the universe. Through the study of these geometric principles, Masons seek to gain insights into the divine plan.

Masonism incorporates elements of initiation ceremonies that symbolize rebirth and transformation. These rituals represent a symbolic journey from darkness to light, ignorance to wisdom, and reflect the aspirational path of spiritual growth.

In Masonism, brotherhood extends beyond mere fraternal bonds. It embodies a shared sense of unity among all humanity, transcending boundaries of nationality, race, or religion. The tenet of brotherly love fosters a collective responsibility for the welfare of others.

Central to Masonism is the duty of charity and community service. Masons view philanthropy and helping others as an essential expression of their spiritual journey and a way to practice the virtues they uphold.

Masonism delves into esoteric knowledge, not as an end in itself but as a means of gaining deeper insights into the mysteries of existence. The pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment is seen as a sacred duty.

Masonism encourages an individual spiritual quest for truth and understanding. Masons are encouraged to seek personal revelations while respecting the diverse paths of others.

# Organization and Propaganda

Freemasonry takes on the form of a cohesive religious community with sacred spaces, known as lodges, where Masons gather to perform rituals, engage in philosophical discussions, and reinforce their beliefs. These lodges are guided by a hierarchy of leaders who provide spiritual guidance and oversee the community's growth and development.

The number of Organizations continues to grow even today. However, The Catholic and Orthodox Churches used Satanism to demonize the numerous societies in the eyes of humanity. Including the most famous Organization known as the Illuminati and so the societies keep a low profile as they are afraid of fanaticism and the fandom will not reveal names or locations of orders that might be targeted.