Oswald Wirth (1860-1943) and co-Masonry
Wirth’s name is one that you may quite likely have heard of. He is one of those ‘famous Freemasons’ who lived relatively recently. Besides for...
Waite’s “new encyclopaedia”
Arthur Edward Waite (1857-1942) published his classic A New Encyclopedia of Freemasonry in 1921 which contains a fairly long piece about co-Masonry. Waite was well...
The early days of Le Droit Humain
I realised that when I’m looking for details of the start of mixed gender Freemasonry, I often find myself trying to read non-English websites. What...
The international convents of Le Droit Humain
A couple of years ago, me and somebody else were investigating a photo. The conclusions about that photo had me revisit my conclusions about another...
Rudolf Steiner and Le Droit Humain?
The possible connections of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) with Le Droit Humain remain elusive. Over four years ago I wrote about Anthroposophy and co-Masonry for which...
The World List Of Liberal-Continental Masonic Grand Orients and Grand Lodges
So you want even even bigger list with Masonic organisations than on this website? Here we have a PDF that includes men-only organisations, so it...
Grand Orient du Québec
Late 2015 I started to set up this website. I looked around the internet to find information about mixed gender and women-only Freemasonry worldwide. Since...
Diversity in unity?
Heidle and Snoek’s book also has a ‘very Dutch’ essay. Anne van Marion-Weijer conducted an investigation within the Dutch federation of Le Droit Humain for her master’s...
Saint John
It is that time of the year that Freemasons talk about Saint John. Well actually, it is one of these times of the year. There are...
The Freemasonry of Charles Leadbeater
You may have read it within these pages. In the early days of Le Droit Humain (so: in the early days of mixed gender Freemasonry...