The Saint Euphrosynos Cafe

That’s true. But, I did find conflicting accounts about interest into the occult at certain times in her life. (This wasn’t uncommon at the time and wasn’t taken that seriously but she was scolded about this from someone close according to Moss.) I linked the article at some point in this thread. I ...

https://youtu.be/xknQhv7NrXg?si=frDQwbXIldXLUas5


Here is an early rough draft of New Martyrs and Confessors of Danilov. I’ll be designing a cover and correcting certain parts of the text soon. Example, “Tsar Ivan the Terrible” that’s not supposed to be that way. I’m making the text available in ...

I did more research into this. The narrative about Rasputin being into theosophy is nonsense. I don’t know if we have any definitive evidence that would say she actually drew the symbol. I have some stuff that’s mainly in Russian that I’m going to use Google to translate and make sure it’s decent ...

http://web.archive.org/web/202112050808 ... -rasputin/

This pretty much covers it.

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From the 1915 German Masonic magazine, "Die Bauhütte", " Without the German Reformation no Freemasonry, without 1517, no 1717!
Therefore we Masons may erect a memorial for him (Luther) as first ancestor of Freemasonry."

Most scholars believe that a ...

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“The Kabbalah is used in very many of the higher degrees of Masonry, and entire Masonic teachings are based on its principles.” Elsewhere it is stated: “An attentive study of the different Masonic degrees demonstrates the indisputable influence of the ...

Actually. No, I take that back. I think it was drawn because it was the symbol of the operative Freemasons which Rasputin had involvement with the Theosophical Society. This might have been a warning.