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Mysteries
Now, how comes it that symbols and tokens from mysteries that were
old when Babylon was young, play a part in the ceremonies of an
Order that comes to us as the survival of a Mediaeval Craft Guild,
and were kept in it by those who reformed that Order, that no man
then knew whence they came? May we suggest a possible reply. We
have seen that much of the old Mysteries still survives in the
hearts of peasant folk, even in this twentieth century, in the
land that was one of their classic homes, though not their only
home. It is impossible that this survival was a good deal stronger
in the year 640 A.D., at which date we know that the great building
guild from which Mediaeval building guilds originate, was already
an organized and recognized society? If so, may not this
"honorable mystery of the Craft of Builders" have taken up and
used, for its purposes, the signs and tokens of the older Mysteries
that were still a living power in the world of their day?
"The Ancient Mysteries in Modern Greece," Rev. W. A. Wigram, D.D.
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I know it took a while from out last newsletter to this newsletter – I
apologize. There were things going on in my life outside of this website
that I needed to focus so I had to take a couple months off. I am now on
schedule to release a newsletter every month or two months.
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me feel good to know my "newsletter" Brothers were concerned enough to send
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