Best works to learn about freemasonry?

[ElectricEgregore]

Hello,

we all came in touch with some of the masonic lore at some point I would guess,
often times I learned the most when watching some good old 3h 2010s youtube videos about symbology and alike.

Now all that I know is a muffled memory and I just wanted to ask around what you would recommend on learning about
the symbolism and cross connections, as well as the basics of the organizations.

I have the albert pike pdf somewhere, what do you think about his works?
I saw that there is a post on rare masonic books, still I wanted to find out about your recommendations.

As a little bonus, if some of you are into the Odd Fellow lore feel free to enlighten us and share some recommendations on their brotherhood.

Thank you!

 

[Ziran]

I just wanted to ask around what you would recommend on learning about
the symbolism and cross connections, as well as the basics of the organizations.

try this:

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[dreamtuned123]

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Thank you for the link.

A.E.Waite can be hard to read (and boring according to Crowley and not that many do not agree). Albert Pike altought speaks of the highest levels of Freemasonry, can also be very thoughtful of the lower levels and he is also great summing different branches of the occult and religion into a unique sentences. So I highly recommend his Morals & Dogma too.