The Egyptian Rites of Memphis-Misraïm represent a fascinating yet often overlooked dimension of Western esoteric and Masonic traditions. This volume presents a carefully prepared English translation of rare French ritual texts, offering insights into a system that integrates Hermetic, Neoplatonic, and Kabbalistic influences within a unique initiatic framework. Rather than adhering to conventional Masonic structures, the Egyptian Rites emphasize symbolic depth and spiritual transformation, appealing to those drawn to esoteric study. Included in this work are degrees and variations previously inaccessible to English-speaking audiences, many of which diverge significantly from widely known versions. The translations have been carefully crafted to preserve the integrity of their original meaning while addressing inconsistencies in earlier materials. This effort ensures that initiates, scholars, and ritual practitioners alike will find both historical authenticity and practical utility in its contents. This edition does not attempt to impose a singular interpretation of the Egyptian Rites but rather provides a thoughtful arrangement of grades to facilitate deeper engagement with their themes and teachings. Beyond its role as a reference for historians of esotericism and Freemasonry, this book serves as a valuable resource for those actively engaged in the Egyptian Rite's ongoing practice. It invites readers to explore not just the written rituals, but the deeper wisdom they contain - an invitation to contemplation, study, and personal transformation within the Masonic mysteries.