Anonymous
Posted January 15, 2006
Excellent information and insight regarding the landscape of mystical ties between the oldest brotherhood known to man and aboriginal groups in the U.S.
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Posted January 20, 2006
Brother Zachary put in a lot of hard work on this endeavor, and it paid off in an exceptional book regarding the mystic ties of societies in the so called African diaspora. This book should be offered to any middle school or high school student of all nationalities.
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Posted July 16, 2005
This book brings to light the African knowledge inside the worlds most prestigious organization. When reading the book I was shocked to see reference of White Freemasons acknowledging that the Masonic Orders knowledge came from Africa. The author refers to it as the proto-Masonic Order. He puts black Freemasons at the crossroads of what they are really a part of beyond the social aspect of the fraternity.
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Posted March 17, 2005
This book is a bombshell on the origins of the worlds most secretive organization and why they originally excluded men of African descent in America. The book also breaks down the true meaning of Masonic symbolism and how it aludes to Ancient African Civilization. Every person interested in the History of Masonry should have this book. The author also address the teachings of Elijah Mohammed and Noble Drew Ali and How they knew that the Masonic Orders teachings came from ancient Blacks of Africa and Asia. The author uses many sources to verify his claims that the Grand Logdes of the respective lands knew that the Black man is a Master Mason by nature and not just by initiation. He also deals with the Shriners, an organization that is philanthropic in nature and shows how they really and truly know that Islam and Egypt tells the story in the shriners ritual tells of the Original Man (The ancient Cushite).
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