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 observed by a higher power. The…
Labor Day & Freemasonry: Is There a Connection?
Labor Day, the very idea of the holiday invokes the excitement of barbeques, back to school for our children and the end of summer. Labor Day is now marked by…
Freemasons & The 4th Of July: Why This Day Is Important
The 4th of July is a very important date for both the United States and Freemasons and is celebrated by members of the Craft all over the world. Freemasons and…
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 the pit. The Rough Ashlar is…
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 epitomizes Sirius, Anubis, or Mercury, Guardian,…
What is Freemasonry really?
What is Freemasonry? Is it all about esoteric messages, ancient rituals, hidden handshakes, and colorful regalia? Freemasonry to many non-members is an enigma characterized by endless secrets. However, approximately six…
Realizing What Your Masonic Rings Meaning
The fame associated with masonic rings has probably never been attained by any other piece of masonic regalia. Much to the irritation of people unacquainted with masonic culture, some masons…
The need to wear masonic aprons by Freemasons
Why is the need felt by Freemasons to wear masonic aprons? Wearing an apron is a symbol of delight for Freemasons. It is an act that links them with the…
How to become a Shriner
How to become a Shriner, the gateway is to become a Freemason first. The Shrine serves as an organization requiring a certain membership of the Masonic Lodge, which is actually…
York Rite Freemasonry- a brief introduction
One of the many appending structures of the Freemasonry is York Rite. It is known as a set of manifold Masonic bodies that had the ability to work alone in…
History of Russian Freemasonry
Russian Freemasonry – Some records show that, Freemasonry entered Russia in 1731. The English constitution book of the year 1738 states that Captain John Phillips served as the Provincial Grand…
North American Freemasonry History
Today, we are giving you a profound understanding into the history of North American Freemasonry. A couple of weeks ago, an article was published which detailed the History of Russian Freemasonry.…
A Knights Templar’s secret tunnel has been hidden for 700 years
Crusaders in Western Latin proudly built fortresses and castles in the Middle Ages, and they exist to this day. One of these castles and fortresses is still in use today.…
The Dayton Masonic Center provides a colossal live music experience
The Dayton Masonic Center is currently proving to be the new place for Dayton live music. Schiewetz Auditorium, a 1,698-seat venue within the middle, has hosted live concerts in the past…
Detroit Masonic Temple – The world’s largest Masonic temple
Detroit Masonic Temple has 14 floors, 1037 rooms. It is the largest Masonic temple all over the world. It has a glorious history with the contributions of George Washington and…
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, and it got me thinking about…
The Importance of Freedom in Freemasonry
[Editor’s Note: Glad to present another new contributor here – Bro. Mark Patrick – who recently presented this paper during a meeting of Tetragon Lodge #6302, UGLE. It builds upon…
How Did King Solomon Die? King Solomon story
How did King Solomon die? King Solomon succeeded his father, King David. He was the wealthiest and most wise king of Israel. The reign of Solomon ruled from 970 to…
Can you be a Catholic and Freemason?
The reason I want to talk about Catholic and Freemason today is because I have received many questions about it on the Masonic Group, the Fanpage and on this blog.…
Masonic Duty
When I hear the word “duty,” my first thoughts are of those that serve in the military or are first responders. These men and women lay everything on the line…
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