A new, lavishly-produced Masonic journal devoted to art, philosophy, esoterica and literature. [ more… ]
Paperback, 148 pages, full color |
One of the Craft‘s most treasured classics in a vibrant new edition, with notes for American readers.
Paperback, 192 pages |
Wilmshurst’s sequel to The Meaning of Masonry, featuring his richest insights into the Craft.
Paperback, 208 pages |
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“I do not say it lightly, but…Ahiman may be the most balanced and philosophically engaging Masonic journal ever published. And it is probably the most handsomely designed as well. I strongly recommend that any Mason, who seeks a deeper understanding of Freemasonry, check out Ahiman immediately.”—Jay Kinney, 33°, author of The Masonic Myth Copyright © 2007–2010 Plumbstone |
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