Other recommended books on the sacred history and architecture of the United States are Solomon’s Builders and The Secrets of Masonic Washington, and The Secret Architecture of our Nation’s Capitol. Hall chronicles the secret preparations that had been made for this democratic shift by esoteric societies over a thousand years before our country’s founding. Indeed, ever since the founding of the United States there has been a world-wide shift away from monarchy and towards democracy. Hence the phrase Novus Ordo Seclorum, a New Order of the Ages. Moreover, their vision for the new country was for it to be an enlightened utopia of self-governance, education and religious freedom that would eventually bring about world-wide democracy. According to Hall, the United States was founded by Freemasons, Rosicrucians, and other mystics who believed in astrology and practiced secret magical techniques. Author of “The Secret Teachings of All Ages” mentioned above, and himself a 33rd degree mason, there is perhaps no one more well-suited to tell the hidden story of America’s founding. None are as highly recommended as The Secret Destiny of America, by M. There are several books on the secret masonic history and purpose of the United States of America.
#The lost symbol illustrated edition full
George Washington, dressed in full Masonic regalia, performs a Masonic ritual as he lays the cornerstone of the U.S. P10: At Mal’akh’s home: “…priceless Italian antiques - a Piranesi etching… a Savonarola chair … a silver Bugarini oil lamp. Here is the link to the large folio-sized copy that I own with fold-out color illustrations. The images in this book are breathtaking and quite detailed, so you would do best to avoid the paperback reader’s editions that are too small. Check the dimensions of the book and look for something that is at least 12.9″ tall by 9″ wide.
The Secret Teachings of All Ages was originally published as a very large folio-sized book, and so it is important that you find as large a copy as possible. For example, there is a full-page diagram of the Hand of the Mysteries, as well as a traditional depiction of Hermes Trismegistus holding a Caduceus, now commonly used as a symbol for medicine. (The quote can be found in the section entitled “Preface to the Golden Anniversary Edition,” 7th paragraph.) Many of the images and symbols in The Lost Symbol are described and visually documented in this book. At the beginning of the book, there is a quote: “To live in the world without becoming aware of the meaning of the world is like wandering about in a great library without touching the books.” This quote is from the book, The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly Palmer Hall.
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