Michael R. Poll's
Freemasonry in a Complex World
Book Bundle

Navigating and integrating freemasonry into a constantly evolving and complicated world is sometimes a monumental challenge. These three books by Michael R. Poll examine this task from a wide spectrum of avenues and offer some innovative insight and solutions.

Spring in a Masonic Winter

In a world divided and in pain, this book tries to educate and lift up all Freemasons. From understanding Masonic degrees, to lodge leadership, and learning a bit about the amazing Scottish Rite Grand Consistory of Louisiana, this book has something for any Mason hungry for more light. Written in an approachable, down-to-earth manner, it is designed to be of service and enjoyment to the whole of Freemasonry — no matter your jurisdiction or years in the Order. Contained also is the rediscovered, enigmatic, and rare ceremony, “The Masonic Baptism,” translated and edited by Josef Wäges.

Hardcover edition of this work is available by clicking HERE.

The Scottish Rite Papers

Sometimes a published history provides a clear window into events of the past. Other times, it is written to create a confusing fog, to mislead the reader, and obscure a proper understanding of past events. This book is designed to dispel the fog and offer a clear look at the early development of the beautiful and highly valuable Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.

Hardcover edition of this work is available by clicking HERE.

Alchemist in a Masonic Apron

The papers in this book explore the soul of Freemasonry and why our symbols, rituals and teachings are instruments of actual initiation and not a club's curious joining ceremony. The friendly lodge meetings are just not enough. These papers have been independently published in other places or recorded in videos, but they are collected here in one place because together they deliver a very clear message: we can be more than we are, we can grow and evolve. The choice is ours.

Hardcover edition of this work is available by clicking HERE.