I had the opportunity to read an advanced copy of this fine book, I loved it. Brother Osman tells his remarkable story coming from a one day class Mason to an educated and well respected writer and presenter of Masonic topics. The book covers a hot topic in Freemasonry in which in most cases a one day class Mason is looked down upon for not going through the degrees the traditional way. What he has become since is incredible and he proves the point very well that it is not how you come in to the craft but what you do with it once you are in. Osman shoots from the hip with his opinions and words which I found quite refreshing. This book is not only a must read for all one day classers but the rest of the Brethren to open their eyes that it really is important what you do once you join, not how you join. Great job Brother Osman! (Bro. Shawn M. Gorley)

The Mysteries of John the Baptist: His Legacy in Gnosticism, Paganism, and Freemasonry.

By Tobias Churton

Few Freemasons today understand why the most significant date in the Masonic calendar is June 24th--the Feast of the Birth of St. John the Baptist and the traditional date for appointing Grand Masters. Nor do many of them know that Masons used to be known as “St. John’s Men” or that John the Baptist was fundamental to the original Masonic philosophy of personal transformation.

The Invisible History Of The Rosicrucians: The World's Most Mysterious Secret Society By Tobias Churton

The first complete historical and philosophical investigation into the “invisible fraternity” of the Rosicrucians.