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Nutcase!

One of the more amusing nicknames I was given when I first started to talk in the New York area back in the mid-1990s was ‘Piers the Nut’! When I first came across from England, I had assumed that American Masonry was identical in nature, and behaved as such. This put the leadership of my […]

The Blind Man

Alchemy and Spiritual Healing have long had a close association. We read of the Rosicrucians that their first duty was to heal, and that gratis. And at the same time we know that they were devoted to alchemical studies, and the Vault of Christian Rosenkreutz, when rediscovered, was found to contain many alchemical teachings, including [...]

Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know

A good friend of mine, Robert L. Barrows, now sadly deceased, used to use a phrase which delighted me: "Once Masons were mad, bad and dangerous to know. Nowadays we have become 'fluffy'.If we want to be taken seriously on the world stage again, we need to rediscover our roots." When I first started to [...]

Roots

Posted: March 12, 2017
By: Piers Vaughan
Category: Esoteric / Masonic / Rosicrucian
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A common question I am asked when giving talks, is how my interest in all this stuff began. Since most of my talks are of a Masonic nature, and I tend to keep my Masonic and 'extra-mural' interests separate, I normally answer by saying I was attracted to Freemasonry at an early age, that [...]

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