The Authentic Rituals and Doctrines of the Illuminati

Hey Veeky Forums, I have something special for you this time. I finally finished scanning “The Secret School of Wisdom - The Authentic Rituals and Doctrines of the Illuminati” a pioneering quasi academic text sent waves through Freemasonic journals a few years back. It's a full working manual of the Order, and an astounding insight into the world's most shitposted secret society.

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For more than two hundred years, the world has held a prejudiced view of the Illuminati. Much has been claimed for and against the Order - its name synonymous with secrecy, intrigue, and mystery in the modern context, despite a poverty of concrete evidence in the English language. Little has been said about the factual structure and development through its life cycle. The Secret School of Wisdom - The Authentic Rituals and Doctrines of the Illuminati, is a ground-breaking text. It marks the first time that a comprehensive ritual book for the society has been re-assembled. Every degree, its instruction and associated texts, has been included and assembled in chronological order of progression. The reader is guided along the same path as many of Germany's most enlightened men, as they were in the years immediately prior to the French Revolution.

Be forewarned, the appendix is missing, for a few reasons. One, it's late and I'll have to finish the scan next week. Two, it's mostly pre-Illuminati concept materials or supplementary instruction. Three, the book was intended to be published without the appendix, but they kept unearthing more obscure and detailed papers (the text was delayed about four months to fit them in). Four, I'll be putting a full version with appendix in the Freemasonry>Illuminati folder with my next regular library update.

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I thought Freemasonry and the Bavarian Illumaniti were two separate & distinct groups.

dude take this to an entertainment board

Since I've got a healthy amount of the reference documents in their original German I invite anyone to check the shit side by side. Moreover, the text is incredibly well cited, so if you've a challenge against the contents I'll expect something a bit stiffer than an anonymous AMA on this or that general website. These papers are, honestly, probably only of historical interest to the handful of Veeky Forums's Freemasons. Nonetheless, I figured I should at least offer the academic/historical narrative to a foil to the constant 'elrminuhtee' shitposting.

My normative library can be found here:
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Though I'm fairly certain you'll need an account on mega to access the whole file structure these days.

In general you're correct. Freemasonry is a separate institution. However, if you thumb through, members of the Illuminati with zero previous exposure to Freemasonry were shuffled through an irregular somewhat Grand Orient flavored rendition of the first three Freemasonic degrees.

Care to provide any evidence that this is not a valid text, or a refutation of Wages and Singh's translations or sources?

For further clarification on the Freemasonic question; after going through a set of heavily summarized set of Freemasonic themed rituals, the initiate was informed he was entering a secret society within a secret society. Pic related, and you can read further about it in the Dirigens section of the text.

Planned on sticking around for a few bumps before I gotta fuck off.

When you say Illuminati are you referring to the Bavarian Illuminati of the 18th & 19th century or something existing today?

Also did members of the Bavarian Illuminati include prominent political positions like Freemasons did in America? (Washington, Monroe, McKinley etc...)

>Bavarian Illuminati of the 18th C.
That's the (only) one.

Sorta, more like midlevel administrative politicians and some artists and poets. Wikipedia, of all places, actually maintains a list of known Perfectibilists on the rolls:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Illuminati_members

I have strong suspicions that Goethe and Schiller the Aesthetician were at LEAST interested associates.

Bump?

Bump for recently published historical documents.