Morale E Dogma : By Albert Pike
Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry by Albert Pike is one of the most influential and mysterious works ever written on Freemasonry, philosophy, and esoteric wisdom. Originally published in 1871, this monumental text explores the deep symbolism, allegories, and moral teachings of the Masonic degrees, weaving together Kabbalah, Hermetic philosophy, ancient mystery schools, religion, and metaphysics into one vast system of spiritual instruction.
Often regarded as a cornerstone of esoteric Freemasonry, this book is more than a manual for initiates—it is a hidden treasure of occult philosophy, guiding readers through the universal search for truth, morality, and divine order.
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Covers the 32 degrees of the Scottish Rite, revealing their moral, spiritual, and symbolic lessons. Blends ancient wisdom traditions (Egyptian, Greek, Jewish, Christian, and Hermetic) into a unified philosophical system. Explores profound subjects such as ethics, duality, initiation, light and darkness, spiritual ascension, and divine law. A rare and powerful resource for students of Freemasonry, occult philosophy, comparative religion, and seekers of hidden wisdom. Considered both controversial and essential, this is a book that has influenced secret societies, philosophers, and mystics for over a century.