THE CRAFTSMAN'S SYMBOLOGY

I can not wait for the other too book's Mr. Mongelli is going too wright. All new E.A.'s need too read this so you can further your understanding of the first degree.

An excellent read. Br Mongelli does a good job stimulating thought. Great speaker too! Saw him at AP10 here in town. Very stimulating !

Awesome book! Look forward to the rest of the series.

Amongst other noble and reputable orders, Brother Anthony Mongelli, Jr. was raised to SublimeDegree of Master Mason in 2001. He later wrote the first of a planned nine volumes titled The Craftsman’s Symbology in which began publication and production in 2013. The release of his first book, Selected Symbols of the Entered Apprentice Degree, has proven successful and advantageous to initiates seeking scholarly experienced insight into the broad world of freemasonry. Mongelli describes in full, direct and clear detail three symbols of interest found in Masonic works. The circumpunct, the apron and the pillars are all explained revealing highly spiritual and philosophical connotations along with historical factors. Straightforward syntax and Illustrations are included in helping achieve sound understanding for the reader. Printed on paperback this book is cost-effective and well worth the read. I strongly recommend this compelling and captivating work to anyone of esoteric interest hunting for the golden riches of the lodge and the symbols therein. Look for more Great Work by Anthony Mongelli in the volumes to come!

An absolute must-have for anyone with an interest in ancient symbology and it's connection to Freemasonry. Bro. Mongelli has exhaustively covered every aspect of the subject matter in enjoyable, strongly-written prose. I eagerly await the further volumes in this series.

To read this book is to look into yourself. It has a beautiful way of looking at things with deeper meaning. I can only hope he continues to write and continue you. Considering this is book 1 i'd assume so.Very well made.

amazing book for not just EA's but every Brother in the Craft.... Anthony is a blessing to the fraternity

truly a great book.