Sometimes the struggle to understand the meaning and complexities of living comes down to a single moment of introspection... More > or a fleeting yet meaningful reflection.

This collection of poetry by Evelyn Klebert takes you down a winding path of self-discovery where the resolution may not always be absolute but the journey is indeed unforgettable. It a wide and varied map of inspired poetry for your examination and consideration. < Less

The classic Sherer Masonic Monitor. Being in Prose and Verse, the Morals, Precepts, Traditions, Scriptural Instructions and... More > Allegories of the Degrees of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, Master Mason, Mark Master, Past Master, Most Excellent Master, Royal Arch Mason, Royal Master and Select Master. 1866 Edition. Large Format, 8 1/2 x 11. < Less

The Renaissance is often defined by the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci. His abilities and talents seem limitless. He was a... More > painter, sculptor, scientist, mathematician, engineer, inventor, astronomer, architect, mystic, writer and (often overlooked) teacher. The Diaries of Leonardo Da Vinci give us a look into the complex mind of this genius and also provide us with a sampling of the same education that Da Vinci provided to his students. The diaries were kept by Da Vinci in a number of notebooks where he would write and sketch ideas, thoughts, personal notes and a wide collection of entries.

Leonardo Da Vinci is widely considered as the most diversely talented person ever to have lived. His diaries are not only of immense value to art students, but to anyone with a desire to learn more about the thoughts, ideas and messages from this "Renaissance Man." < Less

C.W. Leadbeater gave the world, along with Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and Annie Besant, some of the greatest theosophical... More > writings. The English clergyman, clairvoyant, and controversial theosophical author was a a leading figure in the Theosophical Society and his works helped form the philosophical basis for the Adyar branch of Theosophy. Included in this classic collection are: Invisible Helpers; Power and Use of Thought; Astral Plane; Dreams and more. < Less

In the late 1800's, Leo Taxil gained considerable fame with his stories and claimed "proof" of the "evils" of Freemasonry.... More > Taxil claimed that Freemasons worshiped Satan and a host of other outrageous charges. A.E. Waite exposes Taxil's claims as not only incorrect, but outright lies deliberately told by Taxil with the hopes of gaining his short-lived popularity. Waite's, "Devil Worship in France" is classic Waite, tearing apart the falsehoods of Taxil in no uncertain terms. This is a fascinating and important work for anyone with any interest in Freemasonry. < Less

The trial records of Jeanne d'Arc, the patron saint of France, translated into English by W.P. Barrett from the official... More > Latin and French documents; with an essay, On the trial of Jeanne d'Arc, and Dramatis personae, biographical sketches of the trial judges and other persons involved in the maid's career, trial and death, by Pierre Champion. < Less

The philosophy of the Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master Mason degrees of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite are... More > explored, analyzed and interpreted in this work by Albert Pike. The AASR student will find much food for thought in this craft lodge section from Pike's classic "Morals and Dogma." A valuable and inspired work. < Less

A Manual of Instructions in the Degrees of Royal Master, Select Master and Super -Excellent Master. Together with the... More > ceremonies of Installing the Officers, Constituting and Dedicating a Council, and Installing the Officers of a Grand Council. Originally published in 1870. < Less

An enlightened study of Rosicrucian philosophy from one of the esoteric leaders of the 20th century. Max Heindel, founder of... More > the Rosicrucian Fellowship, offers this work to help understand the history and meaning of initiation. A classic work of value to all students of initiation. < Less

Who was Francis Bacon? Was he the pen behind the name William Shakespeare? Did he have a hand in the creation of what we... More > know today and the Rosicrucians and Freemasons? What was his mystery and his "secret society"? In this classic 1891 reprint, Constance M. Pott attempts to answer these and more questions about this Renaissance giant. < Less