Book 47: Know Thyself – That You May Know God and Man: A Journey Through Freemasonry, Sacred Geometry, and the Inner Temple of the Soul

Book overview

Book 47: Know Thyself – That You May Know God and Man is written for those who have outgrown explanations and begun to seek orientation.

Rooted in Freemasonry and the 47th Problem of Euclid, this book approaches sacred geometry as a lived discipline — not as theory, but as inner structure. Geometry here becomes ethics, measure becomes awareness, and initiation becomes an act of remembering rather than acquiring.

Through seven chapters and thirty-three reflective anecdotes, Book 47 guides the reader through the inner architecture of body, soul, and spirit — revealed as a living triangle whose harmony determines the integrity of the inner temple.

This is not an introduction, nor a promise of enlightenment.
It is a contemplative companion for those already walking the path.

Book 47 does not offer answers.
It offers orientation.

For those who sense that Light is not merely seen —
but measured, embodied, and lived.