Journey to Master Mason: Understanding the Three Degrees of Freemasonry
Explore the three degrees of Freemasonry — Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason — and understand the symbolic journey at the heart of the Craft.
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Explore the three degrees of Freemasonry — Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason — and understand the symbolic journey at the heart of the Craft.
Becoming a freemason is a most rewarding experiences, that will change your life forever. This article explores some reasons why you should consider…
I now present to you the working tools of a Master mason. They are the Skirret, Pencil and Compass. The Skirret is an implement which acts on a centre…
Province of Ross and Cromarty freemason lodges hand £11,000 to Prostate Scotland charity after epic fundraising effort
Individual lodge members from throughout the Province of East Lothian, which encompasses St John Kilwinning No 57, Haddington; The Lodge of Dunbar Castle No 75, Dunbar; St Baldred, No 313, North Berwick; Nisbet No 1112 and Kajaki No 1848, both of Tranent, collected £400.
We can no longer be content to be a member of the “silent majority.” Members are reluctant to express their constructive criticisms in open Lodge. They have no such problem expressing their concerns in the banquet hall after the meeting when it is no longer relevant
These are seen in the four corners of the indented border of the lodge carpet. We are told they represent the four cardinal virtues, but this is a late gloss, probably invented towards the close of the 18th century, and there seems no particular reason why they should represent the four cardinal virtues any more than the four elements or any other particular four.
One of the most obscure symbols in Masonic iconography is the “Point within a Circle” appearing in the Tracing Board of the First Degree. The…
AS EMBLEMATIC FREEMASONRY is the Craft of Building moralized, it follows that intellectually, at least, our figurative and speculative art has arisen out of the Operative