# Elias Ashmole

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JOHN DEE — PART 2: "THE MAN WHO TAUGHT THE ANGELS TO LIE" ( MARCH MADMAN MADNESS)

John Dee built the greatest library in England. He advised the most powerful queen in Europe. He coined the phrase "British Empire." Then Edward Kelley knocked on his door. In Part 2, the angels go quiet, the library gets looted, and a covenant signed in Třeboň changes everything. What happened i…

Choice Aphorisms From The Seven Segments Of Cardan - William Lilly - Astrology Audiobook

Choice Aphorisms From The Seven Segments Of Cardan - William Lilly (May 11, 1602–June 9, 1681), was a famed English astrologer and occultist during his time. Lilly was particularly adept at interpreting the astrological charts drawn up for horary questions, as this was his specialty. He caused much…

212 Is the Operative Mason Theory Complete? | Theory #7 of 12 – The Medieval Builders

What if the most widely accepted explanation of Masonic origins isn't wrong—but incomplete? This episode puts the Operative Mason Theory under the bar. We investigate whether modern speculative Freemasonry truly evolved from the medieval stone masons—or whether the transition from operative craft t…

Episode 347: Tobias Churton: "Celestial Realms: A History of Heaven"

A world authority on Gnostic spirituality, Tobias Churton is Britian's leading scholar in the field of Western Esotericism. Holding a Masters degree in Theology from Brasenose College, Oxford University, England, he was appointed Honorary Fellow and Faculty Lecturer in Western Esotericism at Exeter…

“Elias Ashmole, Initiation, and Freemasonry” w/ Bro. Richard Harris Throwback Episode

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"Elias Ashmole, Initiation, and Freemasonry" with Bro. Richard Harris (Throwback Episode) Recorded in support of the Esotericism in Freemasonry Conference 2022, this throwback episode features Grand Lodge of Washington State brother Richard Harris in conversation with Troy about his conference pres…

220 Harry Carr's Transitional Theory: Did Operative Masonry Become Speculative Freemasonry?

For much of the twentieth century, Harry Carr's Transitional Theory became one of the most influential explanations for the origins of speculative Freemasonry. But what does the historical evidence actually tell us? In this episode of Masonic Muscle, we investigate the Transitional Theory using the…

The Fall of Dee and Kelly And the Rise of Aleister Cowley: Enochian Magic Explained Part 3

Enochian magic, John Dee, Edward Kelly, and Aleister Crowley — Part 3 of Codega's Codex of Curiosities' Enochian series brings the full story home. Tonight we find out what the angels finally asked for, what it cost everyone who got close to this thing, and how a language pulled from a crystal in t…

224 Did Rosicrucianism Influence Freemasonry? | A. Cosby F. Jackson's Theory

Did Rosicrucianism influence the origins of speculative Freemasonry? In 1984, Masonic researcher A. Cosby F. Jackson examined this controversial possibility in his Ars Quatuor Coronatorum paper, “Rosicrucianism and its effect on Craft Masonry.” Jackson observed that Rosicrucianism and speculative F…

225 Did Freemasonry Come From the Monasteries? | Cyril Batham Challenges the Transition Theory

What if one of the most widely accepted explanations for the origins of Freemasonry became accepted without ever being proved? In this episode of Masonic Muscle: The Origin War — The Great Investigation, we examine Brother Cyril N. Batham's Monastic Origins Theory and his direct challenge to Harry …

The Globalist Zeitgeist: Freemasons and the City of London | Grey Matter with Leighton Grey

Did modern globalism begin long before organizations such as the United Nations, the World Economic Forum or the European Union? In this Grey Matter commentary, Leighton Grey investigates the historical relationship between Freemasonry, the City of London and the financial networks that helped sha…