Universal Culture VISIONARY TAROT 78 card deck was originally published in a limited edition of one hundred decks, handmade... More > and signed by the author. It is available for purchase at www.visionarytarot.info. This is e-edition which enables you to print out your own set from the downloaded files. A "Guide to the Meanings" will be soon available in both hardcopy and as an e-book.
Tamara Nikolic’s UNIVERSAL CULTURE VISIONARY TAROT DECK taps into the collective unconscious of all cultures. The monumental achievement of painting seventy-eight provocative images was borne out of Ms. Nikolic’s drive to create and funnel the joy of life into her art. Like a good book you never want to end, she devoured each image and lesson of the Tarot. Light shines through even in the darker, more challenging steps of the Tarot. There is always hope." (from the Quick Guide to Meanings by Catherine Riggs-Bergesen, Psy.D. April 2008) < Less

International Independent Quarterly Review on Freemasonry and related subjects published by the international group of... More > Freemasons. Editor in Chief: Stevan V. Nikolic < Less

International Independent Quarterly Review on Freemasonry and related subjects published by the international group of... More > Freemasons. Editor in Chief Stevan V. Nikolic < Less

As a true representative of the Rosicrucian literary genre The Little Book of Creation has two parallel stories: one... More > exoteric and mundane story of the “forbidden love” between two individuals, and other esoteric and obscure of the quest for the true meaning of love and life.
Seemingly perfect “earthly marriage” broken apart for a sake of the love affair that does not give any guarantees for the future, is just a template for a much more important story: one of the conflict between morals and passions; between right and wrong; of the symbolical death and rebirth; of the initiation into the higher self; of the mystical road less traveled…
The Hero in this story never exactly reaches the summit of true enlightenment, but comes out as a stronger and more complete being, with an important message: It is not about winning or losing..it is about understanding; or as the Author tells herself: “ One smile is a better teacher than a well of tears”. < Less

In the ROYAL ART of Freemasonry Mr. Nikolic says: “In this book, I tried to make an overview, as impartially as possible,... More > of many different interpretations of the concept of Freemasonry, its symbolism, teachings, rituals, and history. Nonetheless, I could not escape the temptation of adding my own understandings, particularly in the chapters regarding different traditions and concepts (Three Traditions and Two Concepts), and the future of Freemasonry (Dawn of the Third Millennium). …  Not claiming to be an authority on the subject, but just a passionate seeker after Truth, I humbly offer my thoughts to curious readers, with the intention of provoking their further inquiry on this valuable topic. Some may be impressed and enriched or enlightened, others angered and disturbed, but I hope to leave none indifferent.”
ROYAL ART of Freemasonry is the second, updated and expanded edition of the Royal Art: Three Centuries of Freemasonry. < Less

Tamara Nikolic is a freelance book illustrator and a painter interested in mystical, sacred, and occult realms of the human... More > existence. Her art is surrealistic, often purposely naïve and disproportional, but surprisingly expressive . Her poetry is written in the similar manner; words twisted by the cosmic sounds to express the pain of immortal Love.
Tamara is a seeker after the true meaning of life. Her poems are like the sign-posts on the treacherous inner road of self discovery . Dressed in the red robe of Love, blinded with the Light in front of her, she tries to make sense of her feelings in the clash with alchemical processes of the heart. The need to take control over destiny is ever present. But every verse is yet another question mark in the questionnaire of life that has no end. < Less

The simplest questions often have the most complicated answers. Such is the case with the question of the nature of... More > Freemasonry. What is its purpose and meaning? Is it practical philosophical concept or a religion in disguise? Is it a secret society with dangerous agenda or a philanthropic association of good men and women? What are the aims of the three million members of this ancient fraternity?
In this carefully researched and thought provoking work you will find
some of the extremely controversial and very surprising conclusions that may
change your understanding forever. < Less

Freemasons Press is an independent Masonic Review published four times a year by the international group of enthusiastic... More > Freemasons.
The purpose of the Freemasons Press is to be an arena for the expression of various ideas and understandings of the concept of Freemasonry. Here you will find interesting, original, and sometimes controversial and challenging writings by the Masonic scholars worldwide.
The views and opinions expressed here are not the views of any particular Masonic Authority or Organization, nor of the Freemasons Press Review, but private opinions of the individual authors of articles, papers, and essays.
To learn more visit www.freemasonspress.info < Less