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What is a Martinist?
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Re: What is a Martinist?
by Seeking-Light » Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:52 pm
HI bro Burns A read of this website might help for some basic information .
http://www.glhom.org.uk
One thing that must be said is that several flavours exist , not all in amity with each other . the website I have provided a link for is the only one in the northern hemisphere that has a male 'masonic' qualification (sris/a) as a pre requisite for membership.
As a forum we have members of this order and others as members here .
No doubt a more qualified bro will contribute if you need more expert advice
seeking light
fife
http://www.glhom.org.uk
One thing that must be said is that several flavours exist , not all in amity with each other . the website I have provided a link for is the only one in the northern hemisphere that has a male 'masonic' qualification (sris/a) as a pre requisite for membership.
As a forum we have members of this order and others as members here .
No doubt a more qualified bro will contribute if you need more expert advice
seeking light
fife
Scottish freemason ..
feel free to have a chat :)
feel free to have a chat :)
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Re: What is a Martinist?
by Paterson Burns » Sun Feb 16, 2014 5:10 am
Does anyone know anything about http://www.moup.org ?
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Re: What is a Martinist?
by jcrick » Tue Dec 02, 2014 11:20 pm
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