Tag: Truths
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Not Leadership
Freemasonry shouldn’t focus on leadership training, but on unique philosophies and self-improvement. Skip the leadership workshops, join Toastmasters instead. Attract leaders, don’t manufacture them. Focus on the “Grand Architect” within, not the ladder climb. 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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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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Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt’s quote highlights Freemasonry’s teachings of virtue and values, including temperance, fortitude, and brotherly love. It also emphasizes liberty, equality, and fraternity, while condemning ignorance, superstition, and tyranny. Read more
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Freemasonry and the Declaration of Independence
Freemasons played a significant role in the birth of the United States, closely linked to the Declaration of Independence and the early American colonies. This influence is evidenced by the membership of key figures like Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, and others. The principles of Freemasonry also align with the ideals of the United States. Read more
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Sts. John Days. June 24- December 27
The Craft of Freemasonry honors the days of St. John the Baptist on June 24 and St. John the Evangelist on December 27, seeing them as symbolizing important teachings. These celebrations have ancient roots in sun and fire worship. The choice of these saints reflects their alignment with the principles of Freemasonry. Read more
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The Model Mason
The content describes the admirable qualities of a dedicated Freemason. It highlights the generosity and compassion of the Masonic community, emphasizing their commitment to charity and support for widows and orphans. Additionally, it briefly introduces Brother Campbell and his family’s involvement in Freemasonry and their church. Read more
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I’m proud to be a Mason
The post expresses pride in being a member of the Freemasons, highlighting the historical significance of their symbol and the virtues they uphold. The square and compasses badge is seen as a symbol of truth, morality, and brotherly love, representing the values that Freemasons aim to embody. Read more
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