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HIRAM, SOLOMON AND WISDOM is a profound spiritual and philosophical work that unveils the hidden meaning of Hiram Abiff, King Solomon, and the construction of the Temple as a true map of inner transformation. Blending Hermetic philosophy, symbolic Freemasonry, sacred geometry, and spiritual self-development, this book reveals how ancient initiatic traditions describe the architecture of the human soul. Structured in ten books and thirty-eight chapters, the text guides the reader from the silent origin of all creation to the building of the Inner Temple, where Solomon and Hiram cease to be historical figures and become living archetypes of consciousness. Each stage reveals how true mastery is not built in stone, but in ethics, awareness, and inner order. Throughout this journey, the core symbols of the Hermetic and initiatic traditions are explored in depth: the rough and perfect stone, sacred geometry, the creative Word, initiatic silence, the lost sacred name, the death of the master, the search, the absence, and the symbolic resurrection of consciousness. The reader discovers why authentic knowledge cannot be seized by force - and why every outer achievement must reflect an inner structure. Unlike superficial esoteric books, this work offers no hollow mysticism or easy promises. HIRAM, SOLOMON AND WISDOM is written for readers seeking serious spiritual philosophy, Freemasonic symbolism, Hermetic wisdom, Jungian archetypes, and genuine self-knowledge. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the hidden meaning of sacred traditions and their practical application in everyday life. More than a book about the Temple of Solomon, this is a book about the builder within. More than a study of Hiram Abiff, it is a guide to consciousness, responsibility, and inner transformation. This book does not give you answers. It gives you criteria. And it leaves you with the timeless initiatic question: What kind of inner work are you truly building?

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