Tag: Golden Rule
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Washington Didn’t write the rules, he lived them
The article commemorates Father’s Day and discusses Washington’s “Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour.” The author reflects on their relevance in modern society and their origin, emphasizing their role in shaping Washington’s character. The piece urges readers to contemplate and live by these rules, providing a link to an interactive digital version for further exploration. Read more
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Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Man
The author reflects on how Freemasonry taught him essential principles of manhood, drawing parallels to a popular book. He emphasizes the significance of personal accountability, ethical behavior, and spiritual devotion. The lessons include self-discipline, integrity, compassion, and continuous self-improvement. The author acknowledges individual interpretations of Freemasonry’s teachings and invites others to share their insights. Read more
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Message from the Master
In March, Unity Lodge experienced both highs and lows. The Past Master night showcased exemplary rituals and wisdom from seasoned Freemasons. The return of the traveling gavel was a positive highlight, but the COVID-19 outbreak brought closures and event cancellations. Despite these challenges, the message of unity and support for the community prevailed. Read more
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Masonic Etiquette Protocol & Decorum
The December 2012 Trestle Board of Unity Masonic Lodge 146 features a piece on Masonic Etiquette, stressing the importance of comprehensive education beyond catechism memorization. It emphasizes Masonic beliefs in God, moral law, and rejection of bigotry. Freemasons are urged to be law-abiding citizens, promote peace, and exhibit virtues like patience and forbearance. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 