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Brahmanism: This is the sum of duty: "Do naught unto others which would cause you pain if done unto you." Buddhism: "Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would

The Great Dissesention (or Schism) What follows is the text of an address given by Wor. Bro. E. J. E. McLagan, a member of the Hobart Lodge of Research, on

THE HOLY MEN author & origin unknown (thank goodness) Blame it on me!!!! Some years ago when living in Northern British Columbia a new Master Mason came to me with

THE HOLY SAINTS JOHN AND MASONRY By Laurence Healey, Past Grand Master, British Columbia (1956) The question as to why our Lodges are dedicated to the Holy Saints’ John is

Leadership This is from a little book called “Bits and Pieces” and written by Catherine Zeeb (Therapist) “The Illuminator” Radiate the light from within into your work and into the

From the Meaning of Masonry by W.L. Wilmshurst A man’s first entry into a Lodge is symbolical of his first entry upon the knowledge of knowing himself. His organism is

This explanation is sometimes used in conjunction with the Entered Apprentice’s song. Brother initiate, you will observe that with open arms we receive you into freemasonry in general, into this,

The Joy of Christmas. I have a list of people All written in a book - And every year at Christmas time I go and take a look.

    Be proud of  that lambskin more ancient by far Than the fleece of pure gold or the eagle of war. 'Tis the emblem of innocence and nobler to wear

  Adapted by V.W. Bro. Norman McEvoy from a paper by Bro. Auri Spigelman (Grand Lodge of California)   It was "Lambskin Apron Night" at the Lodge. The brethren excitedly

  An interesting poem, written in 1917 by Brother D. L. Clements   "The white leather apron is more ancient by far Than the eagles of Rome, a symbol of

  Author unknown   It is not ornamental; the cost is not great, There are other things far more useful, yet truly I state, Tho of all my possessions, there's