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The Charge In The Entered Apprentice Degree As presented at the Senior Warden’s pedestal.  It commences as follows:-  Brother, as you have passed through the ceremony of your initiation, let

Here are the views of W.L. Wilmshurst (one of my favourite authors) who states, there is more in the “square pavement” than simply something for the high priest to walk

The Chisel, whose principal characteristics(so says our Ritual), are its smallness and its sharpness; what gift at our birth can we think of as corresponding in its nature to the

The Chisel From The Hidden Life in Freemasonry by C.W. Leadbeater The Egyptians took the chisel to symbolize the intellect, which they regarded as a keen-edged instrument. They considered that

Presented by Brother Phil J. Croft, King David Lodge No. 93, West Vancouver, B.C. Grand Lodge of BC & Yukon (Canada) Pursuing the same metaphor, it might be said that

n the October edition I opened the subject of Masonic Working Tools and presented a paper on the First of those tools, that being the 24 Inch Gauge. In that the

Although the Compasses, together with the Square are said to “convey the abstract means and end of the science in the most clear and comprehensive Manner”, the symbolic significance of

A PATH THROUGH LIFE By: W. Bro. C. B. Lawless, P.S.G.D. - U.G.L.E. P.M. Albion 196 and Union 7551 English Constitution Member Brant 663 & Lodge Pelican 1750 S.C. Having

The Concept of Observance Presented by W.Bro. Andrew Hammer. Alexandria-Washington Lodge #22 (excerpted in part from "Observing the Craft"   In 1772, William Preston wrote: ‘Were the privileges of Masonry

  For those of you with kids, grandkids, or step-kids, or if you are debating the idea of having kids, here is a great read! I have seen repeatedly the

Author Unknown For those of you with kids, grandkids, or step-kids, or if you are debating the idea of having kids, here is a great read! I have seen repeatedly

Originated by C Dalby in The New South Australian Freemason. 1970 Adapted by V.Ex.Comp. Norman McEvoy It seems that the word has come to us from the Scottish operative masonry