Di Marga Code: Yo vine a Le Havre como si hubiese partido a Groenlandia, hastiada de lo conocido: Hombres, poetas, intelectuales, críticos... desesperada ante mis semejantes, extenuada del infierno en mi isla. Solo el frío me consuela en este exilio, pues quema y no apaga el fuego interior.
“Freemasonry began to shape itself into something more
imposing and majestic, solemnly mysterious and grand. It seemed to me
like the Pyramids in their loneliness, in whose yet undiscovered
chambers may be hidden, for the enlightenment of coming generations, the
sacred books of the Egyptians, so long lost to the world; like the
Sphynx half buried in the desert. In its symbolism, and its spirit of brotherhood which are its
essence, Freemasonry is more ancient than any of the world’s living
religions. The true greatness and majesty of Freemasonry consist in its
proprietorship of these and its other symbols; and that its symbolism is
its soul.” - Albert Pike from a letter to Robert Freke Gould
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