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Introduction The following is an excerpt from a presentation made by a DDGM to a Lodge in his District & while I am certain if was intended only for that

SURPRISED BY JOY! By: Walter M. Macdougall Piscataquis Lodge # 44 Grand Lodge of Maine Deputy Grand Master Brother Johan Wolfgang Von Goethe wrote that: "Freemasonry is about life. It

Adapted from “Freemasonry at Work” by Harry Carr Symbols are a mode of communication; they teach by implication, or recollection, or interpretation. But symbolism is not an exact science; so

 "Symbolism in Craft Freemasonry" by Colin Dyer. It is my hope that this paper will further enhance your perspective on this extremely interesting subject. Symbolism & Speculation "Symbolism is the

From “Leaves of Georgia Masonry” Grand Lodge of Georgia   Symbolism is the key to all mysteries, to all ancient and modern religions, to all esoteric knowledge. Without and understanding

by R.W. Bro. Garnet E. Schenk and modified by V.W. Bro. Norman McEvoy The first symbols that catch the eye of the candidate when he is restored to light are

Adapted from “Symbolism in Craft Freemasonry” by Colin Dyer   We may go outside the Lodge, and gazing on nature, perceive that all around us God teaches us by Symbol

Yesterday I was, once again, wondering what could be shared with you all in the Sept. issue and again my answer came in the form of a Lecture that was

This Prestonian Lecture for 1937 was written by Bro.The Rev. Joseph Johnson. P.A.G. Chaplain and shared with me by The Masonic Service Association of North America.   SYMBOLISM IN THE

Shared with us by R.W. Bro. Robert Taylor United Grand Lodge of N.S.W. & A.C.T. (Australia) The corner-stone is the stone which lies at the corner of two walls and

Being a reprint from “The Builder” The Official Journal of the National Masonic Research Society, Anamosa, Iowa.            (circa 1915) In the beginning the seeker for truth must be duly and

Symbolism of the First Degree Being a reprint from “The Builder” The Official Journal of the National Masonic Research Society, Anamosa, Iowa.            (circa 1915) In searching through my Masonic Education