Occult Theocrasy - Part II - Ch 43 - pg349

Occult Theocrasy - Part II - Ch 43 - pg349

The video discusses Chapter 43 of 'Occult Theocrasy', focusing on the history and foundation of the Royal Order of Scotland. It details its two degrees—Heredom and Rosy Cross—and explores claims regarding its origins and founding figures.

Key Points:

Foundation of Royal Order of Scotland
The Royal Order of Scotland was established in 1750, comprising two degrees: Heredom and Rosy Cross. The chapter examines the historical significance of its formation.

Masonic lore regarding origins
Masonic writers often refer to Mother Kilwinning as a key theme, suggesting that the Heredom degree was founded under King David of Scotland, while the Rosy Cross degree was attributed to Robert the Bruce in 1314.

Discrepancies in historical accounts
Robert Freak Gold notes that the Royal Order’s foundation date should be placed in the mid-18th century, attributing its establishment to William Mitchell, who received his patent in 1750 from the provincial grandmas of South Britain.