Sacred Mysteries Among the Mayas and the Quiches, 11,500 Years Ago Their relation to the sacred mysteries of Egypt, Greece, Chaldea and India. Free Masonry in times anterior to the Temple of Solomon.

Delving into the stone temples and hidden carvings of the ancient Maya and Quiché, this study uncovers a world of ritual that predates the famed mysteries of Egypt, Greece, Chaldea and India. The author weaves together the scarce pictorial records, oral traditions and early archaeological finds to sketch a picture of ceremonial practices that echo the symbols and rites later celebrated in Western esotericism. By juxtaposing Central American rites with those of ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean cultures, the work invites listeners to reconsider the global roots of sacred knowledge.

Through vivid descriptions of temple architecture, ceremonial objects and the enigmatic hieroglyphic art, the narrative challenges the old dismissals of these societies as “primitive.” It suggests that the Maya and Quiché may have cultivated a sophisticated spiritual system, hinting at shared motifs that later surface in the traditions of free masonry and other mystery schools. The book offers a thoughtful, early‑modern perspective that opens fresh avenues for curious listeners.