The Lost Keys of Freemasonry by Manly P. Hall

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by Manly P. Hall

Non-fiction Masonic Spirituality Moral Philosophies Self-Discovery Enlightenment

PAGES
69
ESTIMATED TIME
1 hour 58 minutes
PACE
Intermediate
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED
1923
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE
English
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4077

The Lost Keys of Freemasonry is a book of occult and esoteric ideas written by Manly P. Hall and originally published in 1923.

The book offers us the vision of a high-ranking Mason on the most secret society: Freemasonry. This book details the ethical training and character traits that a Mason must train and build within himself. Manly P. Hall fostered an interest in Masonic life and made it the focus of both this book and subsequent publications.

Hall details a number of useful insights into the first three degrees of Freemasonry, and the book goes some way to explaining the meanings of the rituals of this group.

The steady demand and increasing popularity of this volume, of which eighteen thousand copies have been printed since it first appeared a few years ago, have brought the present revised and rearranged edition into being.

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WHY READ THE LOST KEYS OF FREEMASONRY IN 2025?

102 years later, still timely

An accessible introduction to Masonic symbolism that emphasizes character over secrecy. Hall links myth, ritual, and service into a call for ethical living.

TODAY'S CONNECTION

Use it to explore how symbols organize communities and personal ideals. Suitable for readers curious about fraternal history as well as those interested in practical ethics.

Symbolism literacy

Myth and ritual decoded for lay readers.

Inner work

Virtue as practice, not pose.

Community and service

Belonging tied to responsibility.

Perfect for

Freemasons Students of Esoteric Traditions Readers Interested in Secret Societies

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About Manly P. Hall

Compendiums of symbolism, myth, and esoteric lore in an accessible lecture style.

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The Mason must realize that his true initiation is a spiritual and not a physical ritual, and that his initiation into the living temple of the spiritual hierarchy regulating Freemasonry may not occur until years after he has taken the physical degree, or spiritually he may be a Grand Master before he comes into the world.

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They wander in darkness seeking light, failing to realize that the light is in the heart of the darkness.

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