The Apocalypse of Freemasonry by F. de P. Castells

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“The Apocalypse of Freemasonry” is a book by F. de P. Castells, first published in 1924. In it, Castells presents a symbolic “apocalypse”—a revealing—of Freemasonry, offering a thoughtful interpretation of its ritual, architecture, and symbols as allegories of spiritual enlightenment and moral transformation. The work delves into core Masonic symbols—light and darkness, the twin pillars, the initiate’s ladder, and the Lodge’s layout—arguing that these are not mere tradition but instructive metaphors guiding inner growth. Castells, influenced by Theosophical thought, frames the Craft as a pathway to self-discovery and illumination, positioning its ceremonies as veiled teachings pointing toward divine wisdom. Although not widely known in mainstream scholarship, Castells’ book holds a niche significance among esoteric Freemasons and seekers: it bridges ritualistic analysis and spiritual philosophy, enhancing understanding of the metaphysical dimensions of Masonry. His work continues to be used by modern interpreters seeking a deeper, non-historical insight into Masonic symbolism.

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Page Count (PDF): 83
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