Standard Ahiman Rezon: And Blue Lodge Guide

THERE ARE 55 BILLION PAGES ON THE INTERNET... MAYBE YOU'RE NOT LOOKING AT THIS BOOK BY ACCIDENT.
A VERY RARE AND GENUINE DATE-STAMPED 1919 EDITION NOW 104 YEARS OLD AND WELL-PRESERVED
AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE PRINTING, WITH NO OTHER 1919 EDITIONS CURRENTLY OFFERED BY ANY KNOWN INSTITUTION IN THE WORLD
HERE ARE "SOME" OF THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED: THE ALL SEEING EYE, THE ARCHITECT OF THE UNIVERSE, THE REALMS OF LIGHT, THE CELESTIAL TEMPLE, SECRECY, THE CREATOR AND CREATION, THE DIVINE LIGHT, ASTRONOMY, THE DIVINE ARTIST, HEAVEN AND EARTH, THE BOOK OF CONSTITUTIONS, PYTHAGORAS, IMMORTALITY, ATTAINMENT, DIVINE TRUTH, CEREMONIES, THE GATES OF HEAVEN, LIGHT AND DARKNESS, THE ANCIENT MASONS, AND MUCH MORE

"With confidence and composure, we look forward to a blessed immortality; and we doubt not that, on the glorious morn of the Resurrection, our bodies will rise, and become as incorruptible as our souls."

An exceptionally scarce printing of this 1919 edition. Before listing it, I checked every known booksite and couldn't trace a single printing with this beautiful cover and spine anywhere. This extraordinary book features a stunning deep blue cover adorned with gold-stamped celestial bodies, the all-seeing eye, and occult Masonic symbology. It is a testament to the esoteric knowledge and wisdom that has fascinated scholars and seekers for centuries. It discusses an array of occult and mystical subjects, such as other realms, mysticism, and the secrecy of the masons. This book is now over 100 years old and has been exceptionally well-preserved. It is not only the best printing of this book I have ever seen but the only one like it—a beautiful and historically important book. I would snag this one before someone else does.

"I may take comfort a little before I go whence I shall not return, even to the land of darkness and the shadow of death.
A land of darkness, as darkness itself; and of the shadow of death, without any order, and where the light is as darkness."

The "Ahiman Rezon" is a term associated with Freemasonry. It refers to a book or manual of Masonic constitutions, regulations, and rituals. The term itself is derived from the Hebrew words "Ahiman," meaning "brother of the right hand," and "Rezon," meaning "secrets" or "mysteries."

The Ahiman Rezon typically serves as a guidebook for Freemasons, providing them with the rules, customs, and ceremonies of the craft. It outlines the principles, values, and organizational structure of Freemasonry, as well as the rituals and symbolic practices observed within the fraternity.

The Book of Constitutions of this Grand Lodge or Ahiman Rezon (אֲחִימָן רְזוֹן) was a constitution written by Laurence Dermott for the Ancient Grand Lodge of England, which was formed in 1751. The formation of the Ancient Grand Lodge brought together lodges and Masons who, believing themselves to be part of an older, original Masonic tradition

DEGREES MENTIONED

Two Stewards with white rods;
Master Masons, two and two;
Junior Deacons ;
Senior Deacons ;
Secretaries ;
Treasurers ;
Past Wardens;
Junior Wardens;
Senior Wardens;
Past Masters;
Members of the higher degrees,

THE NEW LODGE.

Tiler
Stewards, with white rods;
Master Masons;
Junior and Senior Deacons;
Secretary and Treasurer;
Two brethren, carrying the Lodge;
Junior and Senior Wardens ;
The Holy Writings, carried by the oldest member, not in office;
Worshipful Master.

THE GRAND LODGE.
Grand Tiler
Grand Stewards, with white rods;
Grand Pursuivant
Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer ;
A Past Master, bearing the Holy Writings, Square, and Compasses, supported by two Stewards, with rods
Two Burning Tapers, borne by two Past Masters;
Grand Chaplain and Orator ;
The Tuscan and Composite Orders ;
The Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian Orders;
Past Grand Wardens;
Past Deputy Grand Masters ;
Past Grand Masters;
The Celestial and Terrestrial Globes, borne by two brethren ;
Junior Grand Warden, carrying a silver vessel with oil ;
Senior Grand Warden, carrying a silver vessel with wine;
Deputy Grand Master, carrying a golden vessel with corn;
Master of the oldest Lodge, carrying the Book of Constitutions;

GRAND MASTER,
Supported by the Grand Deacons, with white rods;
Grand Standard-Bearer
Secretary and Treasurer;
Past Wardens;
Two Wardens;
Past Masters;
Mark Masters;
Royal Arch Masons;
Knights Templar
Grand Tile
Grand Stewards, with white rods;
Principal Architect, with Square, Level, and Plumb
Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer;
Bible, Square, and Compasses, carried by a Master of a Lodge, supported by two Stewards;
Grand Chaplains;
The Five Orders of Architecture;
Past Grand Wardens;
Past Deputy Grand Masters;
Past Grand Masters;
Chief Magistrate and Civil Officers of the place;
Junior Grand Warden, carrying the silver vessel with oil;
Senior Grand Warden, carrying the silver vessel with wine;