Grado 10 – Maestro Elegido de los Quince
Tercera Clase – Grado 10º – Séptimo Capitular
Grado 10 – Maestro Elegido de los Quince
Tercera Clase – Grado 10º – Séptimo Capitular
El argumento de la recepción se refiere a la venganza de la muerte de Hiram, y a la captura y ejecución de los otros dos asesinos, por lo que puede considerarse como el complemento del grado anterior.
El eje simbólico de este grado es la venganza de la muerte de Hiram, entendida como un enfrentamiento con el Ego.
Su meditación es el recorrido por la ciudad cuadrada. Reconocimiento de los tres asesinos (traidores) en nosotros mismos.
La decoración de la Logia es con tapicería negra, sembrada de lágrimas rojas y blancas. El local se halla alumbrado por 15 luces, en tres grupos de 5 cada uno: 5 al Oriente y 5 delante de cada uno de los Vigilantes.
TENTH DEGREE.
ILLUSTRIOUS MASTER-ELECT OF FIFTEEN.
The tenth degree, or seventh of Perfection, is called Illustrious Master- Elect of Fifteen. Te traditional history is a continuation of that of the preceding degree. The assembly is called a Chapter. The room is lighted by nineteen lights. Of these, nine are near the President, and five before each of the two Wardens. When there is a reception, not more than fifteen can be present. When more than that number are in the Chapter, the youngest members are directed to retire. The apron is white, lined and bordered with black. In the middle is represented the town of Jerusalem. On the three gates in the east, south, and west, are exposed the heads of three felons. The cordon is black, with three heads painted or embroidered tow^ards the foot. It is worn from the left shoulder to the right haunch. At the foot is suspended a poignaixl,—the handle of ivory and the blade of silver.
Loth, J. (1875). The ancient and accepted scottish rite Ilustrations of the emblems of the thirty – three degrees. Simpkin, Marschall, & Co. https://archive.org/details/cu31924030318541