“Man is a microcosm, which is to say that he is a Mandelbrot-like fractal of the manifest cosmos – indeed, of God Himself, in whose image man is said to have been made. Between the Creator and His created stands the sacred space of the holy temple, an artistic expression of both the upward aspiration of man and the downpouring of inspiration from deity. In this timely collection of sensational essays, Lamb takes the reader on a guided tour of the archetypal temple of the cosmos itself, which in the final analysis is really a piloted expedition of the very architecture of our own souls.”   

“In a series of short essays, written in a relaxed, enjoyable, and conversational style, Jaime Paul Lamb explores the esoteric symbolism of numbers, Kabbalah, Tarot, and more, relating these back to Freemasonry. While such subjects are often made very extremely complicated by esoteric authors, Lamb makes them clear and accessible to the reader. No prior understanding of esotericism is required. A timely, contemplative work, ultimately, Lamb encourages us to reflect on the deeper meaning of life and reality.” 

“This engaging compendium explores the rich history and symbolism underlying Freemasonry, as well as how it fits into the broader Western Esoteric Tradition. Informative, enjoyable, and thought provoking, Lamb’s work is accessible to both Masons and non-Masons alike.”