Published in 1997, this concise paperback explores the symbolism and history of the two great columns that flank Masonic lodges. Drawing on archival material and ritual texts, the author examines how these pillars—often identified as Boaz and Jachin—embody the moral and philosophical foundations of Freemasonry. The work offers readers a clear overview of the architectural, allegorical, and cultural significance of the columns, making it a useful reference for both members of the fraternity and anyone interested in the broader context of Western esoteric traditions.

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