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Periodical: Yhteis-Vapaamuurari

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Yhteis-Vapaamuurari [Co-Freemason].
1921--1926
Helsinki, Finland.
Language: Finnish.
Editor: Kullikki Ignatius, R. Candolin, Jussi Snellman, Laina Brummert, Edwin Larsson.
Succeeds: Spun off by Ruusu-Risti in 1921
Succeeded by: Kulmamitta
1/1, October 1921-1926.

This was a journal primarily devoted to Le Droit Humain Masonry. It had been part of the more generally occult Ruusu-Risti magazine and then spun off. Contributions by or excerpts from Oswald Wirth.

Other Sources:
Issues:Yhteis-Vapaamuurari 1921-1926
Claude-Generated Themes:   Yhteis-vapaamuurari ('Co-Freemason') was the Finnish organ of international Co-Freemasonry — the mixed-gender Le Droit Humain current that Annie Besant and C. W. Leadbeater bound closely to Theosophy. As an insider lodge journal it reads Masonic initiation as a symbolic death and rebirth into a 'robe of purity,' and it surrounds that ritual core with a genuinely Western-esoteric curriculum: a heavy kabbalistic vocabulary, tarot and talisman symbolism, an astrological strand, and comparative excursions such as an exposition of the Zoroastrian Fravashis upholding heaven and earth. The theosophical alignment is explicit in its adept and karma vocabulary. It documents how early-twentieth-century Finnish esotericism fused co-Masonic ritual, theosophical doctrine, and the hermetic symbol-sets into a single self-consciously spiritual Freemasonry.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Freemasonry and Masonic Orders