Yorkrite Masonry

Companions, Sir Knights,

What books are a good read especially for a new Yorkrite member?

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I'm new to the York rite as well. I've been reading books on knighthood and the templars. Check out jp Luther website. There's lots of books on templar and the royal arch masonry.

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Thanks Sir Harvey

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I figure it's good to know as much as possible about the history of knights and the templars as well. Knowing and understanding the symbolism of the royal arch and the others.

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Learn from our brothers what they impart you us.

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Most definitely Im a Scottishrite Mason as well there is a plethora of info on Scottishrite compated to Yorkrite from what it seems maybe Scottishrite jumps out at me more not sure

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Well the council is the other one which was actually the last group made which was the left overs from the scottishrite

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I found I learned most about HRA and 18th from reading Sitchin, particularly The Twelfth Planet.

https://www.amazon.com/Twelfth-Planet-Book-Earth-Chronicles/dp/0061379131

Of course that account does not suit those that look for modern origins for Freemasonry.

 

These are two excellent books, both by Albert Mackey: The Book of the Chapter, Cryptic Masonry.

 

Go to Lewis Books and look for Neville Barker Cryer.

 

Absolutely. Make sure that you get a firm grasp on the Chapter and Council as well as the KT.

 

That is a good book. Mind blowing but really good.

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