A few years ago, I filmed the pilot episode of the mini series ‘Landmark Freemasons’, which aimed to examine historical Masonic personalities such as Elias Ashmole, Christopher Wren and Rudyard Kipling. With the pandemic occurring early last year, production was … Continue reading →
The Apocryphal Books of Enoch are not an official part of the Bible, but are seen as an extended text, a Biblical supplement with the story expanding on the character of Enoch, who is briefly mentioned in Biblical text. Biblical … Continue reading →
The Half Moon Tavern on Cheapside was mentioned in Elias Ashmole’s diary, where he ‘dyned’ with a number of Freemasons after a lodge meeting at Masons Hall in London, held at 5pm on the 11th of March 1682. Ashmole mentioned … Continue reading →
Recently I have been working with QuisQuose media to produce a new mini-series on landmark Freemasons. Three have been filmed so far, the pilot episode examining Elias Ashmole, while the other two episodes look at Christopher Wren and Rudyard Kipling … Continue reading →
With a blend of alchemy and scrying, John Dee and Edward Kelley made up one of the most sensational occult partnerships of all time, but did they really talk to Angels? John Dee, in some respects, could be considered an early … Continue reading →
