Daniel Beresniak (1933–2005)

What at first appears to be a simple reference book of symbols and what they signify turns out to be rather more interesting, and in fact invites us not to just memorize a litany of "this means that," but to absorb the symbols as a way of thinking. Since it is translated from French, it includes many elements of ritual and symbol with which Anglo-American brothers may not be familiar, which makes it also an easy introduction to French Masonry. Beautiful illustrations fill many pages, so it show more is a brief text that covers a lot but does not go very deep. show less

Good visuals to go with symbol descriptions

French Freemason and psychotherapist Daniel Béresniak discusses the many facets of the duties and spiritual functions of the Venerable or Worshipful Master of a Masonic lodge. Useful for any Freemason interested in learning more about the Craft. 120 pp. paperback.

NO OF PAGES: 128 SUB CAT I: Symbols SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: This book sets out to explore the fundamental aspects, rites, and symbols of Judaism, presented through images and a commentary that will clarify their meaning and deepen the reader's understanding.NOTES: SUBTITLE: