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**LottiFurmann** · 11-02-2005, 08:00 AM

Thanx everybody, I found the book.
Swarup and TS......, Yes, it is the same book.
Published in 1976, It is a forerunner of all these later days Masonic mystery books.

The masonic tradition is supposed to hold secrets about one tradition and one temple............
Imagine the volume of secrets, a land like ours, with so many coexisting(??) traditions and innumerable temples, can hold!!!!!!!!!!

This book seems like a small peep through a keyhole into a larger panorama.
It rather claims that there were various guilds of architects and sculptors, and each had a secret set of codes (with examples to convince us). They used it to record the actual history in the architectural motifs.

The monarchs (and the politicians, if the practice still exists) in their pompous and precarious epigraphs, can claim what they want about the way they ruled. But a man equipped with this secret language and a discerning eye can be supplied with a wealth of knowledge which is otherwise obliterated and not available.

(Since i have a scanned copy of the book, i need to use textbridge or some such programme to convert the images to text. I can post snippets of it then)

11-02-2005, 08:00 AM	#1
LottiFurmann Join Date Jan 2008 Posts 4,494 Senior Member	Thanx everybody, I found the book. Swarup and TS......, Yes, it is the same book. Published in 1976, It is a forerunner of all these later days Masonic mystery books. The masonic tradition is supposed to hold secrets about one tradition and one temple............ Imagine the volume of secrets, a land like ours, with so many coexisting(??) traditions and innumerable temples, can hold!!!!!!!!!! This book seems like a small peep through a keyhole into a larger panorama. It rather claims that there were various guilds of architects and sculptors, and each had a secret set of codes (with examples to convince us). They used it to record the actual history in the architectural motifs. The monarchs (and the politicians, if the practice still exists) in their pompous and precarious epigraphs, can claim what they want about the way they ruled. But a man equipped with this secret language and a discerning eye can be supplied with a wealth of knowledge which is otherwise obliterated and not available. (Since i have a scanned copy of the book, i need to use textbridge or some such programme to convert the images to text. I can post snippets of it then)
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