What is the Truth behind the 47th Problem of Euclid?
Anonymous He that hath ears to hear – let him hear – and he that hath eyes to see – let him look! When…
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12 Masonic Symbols Explained
Freemasons have several symbols that play a vital role in their rituals. These symbols can be traced to the beginning of Freemasonry and reflect…
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The Ashlars Masonic Symbol
It is common knowledge that the brothers come to moralize on Ashlars which lie in the lodge. The Ashlar is freestone that comes from…
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Blazing Star and Alchemy
Blazing Star About the symbol Blazing star, Pike, in Morals and Dogma in the 25th degree, Knight of the Brazen Serpent, says that it…
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The Weight of a Masonic Ring
This evening, I had the pleasure of editing a paper for fellow Midnight Freemason Bill Hosler, which discussed the history of his Masonic ring,…
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A Deeper Look at The All Seeing Eye
The All Seeing Eye, also known as the Eye of Providence, is a symbol depicting the reminder that all our actions and deeds are…
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The Masonic Beehive and The Freemason’s Apron
The Masonic Beehive The masonic Beehive is an emblem or symbol, along with several others are explained in detail to the Master Mason after…
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The Chamber of Reflection, Broken Column, Alchemy
Broken Column The broken column in Freemasonry is the symbol of the fall of one of the central supporters of the Craft. The utilization…
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