Tag: Honesty
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Masonic Wisdom: Silence
Socrates warned against using eloquence to diminish greatness. Words carry power to build or destroy, making silence valuable. Freemasons value listening, thinking, and speaking positively. Gossip and insults breed animosity, but seeking forgiveness can mend harm. Speaking honestly and with good judgment fosters understanding. True greatness lies in speaking after others have had their say. Read more
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No Room In The Inn
Joseph and Mary journey to Bethlehem for a census. They are turned away from the inn, finding shelter in a stable where Mary gives birth to Jesus. Shepherds visit, having been told of the birth by angels. The narrator urges readers to make room in their hearts for the true meaning of Christmas. Read more
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Character of a Mason
The Farmers’ Almanac of 1823 emphasizes the distinction of a true Freemason, characterized by unwavering integrity, irrespective of laws or religious beliefs. Universal in his reverence, he respects all religions and endeavors to live harmoniously, guided by principles of restraint, honesty, and a commitment to avoid causing harm. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 