The Lodge Mind
This essay applies the concept of the egregore directly to Lodge life, arguing that a Lodge’s inner atmosphere is not automatically healthy, wise, or self-correcting. It becomes what the brethren repeatedly feed through ritual, conduct, discipline, avoidance, and aspiration.
The Lodge, the Thoughtform, and the Work
This three-part series explores the concept of the egregore across occultism, psychology, religion, and social life, then applies it directly to Freemasonry and the question of how a Lodge’s inner atmosphere is actually formed, sustained, corrupted, or renewed.