The
cabletow is an element of initiation introduced into the rites of Freemasonry
in the early eighteenth century. In the form of a rope hung from a candidate's
neck, the cable tow originally symbolized the penalty for breaking the Masonic
oath. Today, it symbolizes an initiate's humility, and their committment to
Masonic ideals.
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Ritual
Magick
Basic information about Ritual Magick, also known as Ceremonial Magick, from
your Alternative Religions guide.
Magick
and Theory
Magick and magickal theory. What Ritual magicians do, and why they do it.
Essays on a number of subjects relating to Ritual/ Ceremonial Magick.
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