Warm welcome from the Editor
In the Royal Arch ceremony, the sojourners are buried with their tools in a vault. The sun, at its highest, provides enlightenment and the principal sojourner is returned to the former companions of his toil to continue producing, distributing and consuming, food, clothing and shelter. If this is informed by natural equality and mutual dependence, …
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What is the 'Mystic Tie'? Clue: it's not an item of neckwear!
We actively seek out other interesting, thought-provoking magazines, websites, blogs, writers, books/products, and other creative endeavours - our mission is the sharing of Masonic knowledge to all Freemasons across the globe. Each month we highlight a different source of that knowledge and give our brethren a well-earned support!
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The Much-Maligned Dr John Misaubin
The reputation of the Huguenot Freemason, has been buffeted by waves of criticism for the best part of three hundred years.
Freemasonry and Women’s Rights – Part 2
Second part, in the introductory series exploring the history of mixed, Co- and female Freemasonry, and how the fraternity and its members helped progress the emancipation and rights of women.
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A Mother Lodge and a Connection Uncovered, a claim that Sir Robert Moray was the first speculative Freemason to be initiated on English soil.
Lets help answer a fundamental question, from a confused newly raised brother asking “What does it all mean and where do I go from here?”
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The ‘cable-tow’ or ‘noose’ is used in Craft Masonry as part of the ritual, as are ropes and ties in other degrees - but what does it symbolise?
Each moment is a gift that you can make the most of. We can all do more; many of us do not live our lives to the full. It is our allotted task to do something with the time we have been given, to make our lives into glorious examples. Learn from the past, create …
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Tolerance is understood as respect for the ideas, beliefs, and practices of others when they are different or contrary to one's own
Tubal Cain Masonic Apron NFTs are a collection of 1,000 unique digital designed Masonic collectable aprons
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Hugh O’Neill's regular chippings whilst smoothing the ashlar: - 1) How to get your Knighthood, 2) The Cowan, 3) Keeping the Tankards topped up! and 4) Installation of a Lodge Master (1723)
The Entered Apprentices Handbook
Chapter 4, The candidate's admission into the lodge, is received on a sharp instrument. This signifies many things, one idea lying within the other.
Our pick of the best Masonic Podcasts
Do you want to discover the originals of the five points of fellowship ?
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Hogarth’s Harlot Reveals All – Part 6.3
Who are the famous men featured in the scene? Hogarth reveals all!
Officers of the Royal Arch – Scribe Nehemiah
Who is Scribe Nehemiah ? - Inner Peace. Officers of the Royal Arch This series delves into the essential roles within the Royal Arch
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In handling an intruder in the lodge, we endeavoured to show that a good Mason should be a gentleman, and a sincere man.
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‘Song of Songs’ – the Shir HaShirim
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Freemason, composer and artistic director Laurențiu Ganea announces the premiere of his long-awaited composition of the 'Song of Songs' - the Shir HaShirim (also known as the 'Song of Solomon').
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Tubal Cain Masonic Apron NFTs are a collection of 1,000 unique digital designed Masonic collectable aprons, available as real collectable aprons
Book Review – Mastering Masonic Ritual
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Mastering Masonic Ritual is focused on preparing for a successful and fulfilling journey around the floor to the Chair.
Book Review – The Rosslyn Hoax
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Robert Cooper asks, would you like to know the truth about Rosslyn Chapel ?
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