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>The “Rite of Misrai'm” was a continuation of this Masonic current. The foundation of Misrai'm was build on the following pillars; Romanticism - Democracy - Judaism - Republican - Revolutionist. “Tolerance and freedom of thought” were the key-words of Misrai'm. Tolerance and freedom of thought, as promoted by the rite, attracted the Republicans and the Carbonari. The “Rite of Misraim” was a rite that wanted to establish a kind of mysticism where the initiate, through Kabbalistic operations, can be identified as a God (the Divine spark in each of us), a rite which wanted to subvert the Bible by denouncing its dogmas, and a rite which strived after the realization of a “universal Republic” through its political activism.
>The Misraimite is an occultist who seeks direct contact with the Divine, through the use of experimental techniques directed at the inner planes - the invisible worlds - Kabbalah, Magnetism, Dreams.
>One of the high dignitaries of the “Rite of Misraim” was Isaac-Adolphe Cremieux (Isaac Moise Cremieux, 1796-1880). Cremieux is said to have reintroduced Misraim in England in late 1870. “The Freemason” reported on 31 December that a Supreme Council General of the 90° had been regularly formed here “under the authority conveyed in a diploma granted to the Bro. Cremieux, 33° of the Rite Ecossais, and a member of the Grand College of Rites in France”.
>The “Rite of Misrai'm” was a continuation of this Masonic current. The foundation of Misrai'm was build on the following pillars; Romanticism - Democracy - Judaism - Republican - Revolutionist. “Tolerance and freedom of thought” were the key-words of Misrai'm. Tolerance and freedom of thought, as promoted by the rite, attracted the Republicans and the Carbonari. The “Rite of Misraim” was a rite that wanted to establish a kind of mysticism where the initiate, through Kabbalistic operations, can be identified as a God (the Divine spark in each of us), a rite which wanted to subvert the Bible by denouncing its dogmas, and a rite which strived after the realization of a “universal Republic” through its political activism.
>The Misraimite is an occultist who seeks direct contact with the Divine, through the use of experimental techniques directed at the inner planes - the invisible worlds - Kabbalah, Magnetism, Dreams.
>One of the high dignitaries of the “Rite of Misraim” was Isaac-Adolphe Cremieux (Isaac Moise Cremieux, 1796-1880). Cremieux is said to have reintroduced Misraim in England in late 1870. “The Freemason” reported on 31 December that a Supreme Council General of the 90° had been regularly formed here “under the authority conveyed in a diploma granted to the Bro. Cremieux, 33° of the Rite Ecossais, and a member of the Grand College of Rites in France”.
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