Tag: Symbolism
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Ken Witzen’s Initiation: Embarking on the Masonic Journey
On May 26, 2023, Ken Witzen became an Entered Apprentice at Unity Lodge No. 146, initiating his Masonic journey. The ceremony, filled with symbolism and moral teachings, unfolded within the venerable walls of the lodge. Ken’s commitment to principles and fraternal bonds sets the stage for his transformative exploration of Freemasonry. Read more
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Rising to the Summit: Brother Dustin Wayne Crawford Attains Master Mason Status
Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146 celebrated Brother Dustin Wayne Crawford’s elevation to Master Mason. Guided by Worshipful Master Will Bryan, the ceremony showcased Masonic values. Gratitude was expressed for support, and a group photo highlighted unity. Dustin’s achievement inspires Masons, emphasizing commitment to principles and the enduring legacy of Freemasonry. Read more
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Crafting Legacies: Dale Perry’s Rise to Master Mason and the Miniature Tools that Symbolize Brotherhood
Dale Perry, a dedicated member of Unity Lodge No. 146, was recently raised to the esteemed rank of Master Mason. In a poignant ceremony, Worshipful Master Will Bryan presented Perry with a miniature set of working tools, symbolizing the enduring commitment to moral principles within the Masonic brotherhood. Read more
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Unseen In Plain Sight
Discusses interpretation of the symbol using the circumpunct and two parallel lines within Freemasonry. The author challenges traditional explanations of the symbol’s meaning and explores its possible geometric and symbolic significance. This leads to a deeper understanding of its potential representations, including the candidate at the altar and the balance of polarities within Masonic symbolism. Read more
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The Circumpunct
The First Degree ritual of Freemasonry teaches about the point within a circle, symbolizing a brother’s duty. This symbol has further allusions in alchemy, astrology, and Pythagorean philosophy, representing the Monad and cosmic consciousness. In the Zohar, Kether is associated with the name of God. The numeric representation of Pi reflects God’s infinity. Read more
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Acacia Leaves And Easter Lilies
The post discusses the symbolism of Easter, reflecting on the seasonal renewal and its connection to faith and hope. It draws parallels between the Easter story and themes of eternal life, resilience, and the triumph of good over evil. The author introduces the idea of immortal spirits and the profound teachings of Freemasonry. Read more
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Redefining the Three Great Pillars
In “Redefining the Three Great Pillars,” Bro. Thomas J. Williams reflects on the traditional Masonic pillars and suggests redefining them as Education, Fellowship, and Ritual to invigorate Lodge experiences. He emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge, fostering genuine connections, and imbuing rituals with meaning to enhance the Masonic journey for all members. Read more
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To Dwell Together in Unity
In a world marked by division, Brother Julian Rees reflects on the importance of unity. He emphasizes the value of diversity while warning against the divisive nature of conflict. Through the heartwarming story of two World War I veterans from Britain and Germany, he underscores the significance of nurturing and preserving unity. Read more
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From The Master
Unity Lodge has been bustling with activity, with new initiations, fundraising events, and educational programs. As the 150th anniversary approaches, members are urged to reengage. Missed out? There’s still time to make an impact. Join us to celebrate Unity Lodge’s legacy and get involved in the year ahead. Read more
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The Lesson Taught by the Three Great Lights
The article discusses the significance of the three chief symbols of the ancient Fraternity Masons: the Bible, Square, and Compass. It emphasizes the moral law, individual autonomy, and the unity of humanity. The text also touches on religious tolerance and the nobility of Masonry’s teachings, promoting universal benevolence and brotherly love. Read more
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The Story of the Forget-Me-Not Emblem
The Forget-Me-Not Emblem, a symbol in German Masonry from 1926, gained prominence between World War 1 and 2. Amidst Nazi threats in 1934, it became a substitute for Masonic identification, surviving through charity and symbolizing Masonry’s resilience. Adopted by the Grand Lodge of the Sun in 1947, it represents the rekindling of Masonic light. Read more
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