Masonic Companion

Craft Work

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Connecting with people is in our nature. Caution does not blunt curiosity but makes us mindful. Craft work is an effort to bring forward the importance of learning our history in order to preserve our future. Tune in to experience a cautious experiment-using this media to talk with our brethren and encourage the never ending conversation that began in the hills of Scotland and Ireland and on the moors of England. History manipulated will never release the knowledge one needs to move ahead. The Craft is an opportunity for growth. Insight requires work. This is one mason at his task. Graham

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Hi Differences in ritual and convention aside, we seem to have little difficulty describing the Order as a very large organization with a worldwide base. We ascribe and commit to beliefs but also hold one another to a standard of... more
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We are freemasons. We are Everyman. We are men who choose to live a life of dedication and humility to express values from a time long past. We quietly listen and observe in order to know others better. By knowing others and doing for... more

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Hello my masonic Brother. Join me so we can carry out our committment to continue the conversation that began when the first masons sat down to talk . We each face our future alone- the great unknown. We remain connected to the... more

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Freemasonry is inspirational and uncommon. Today, too often we may loose sight of our connection to that process. We have not maintained the infrastructure but the laws of entropy, the passing of time are resolving that problem by... more

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Meditative? Peripatetic? The inspiration of freemasonry is within you. It is not an aspect of character that is public or often surfaces. Age and habits, rules of propriety, there are reasons why it is difficult to trust this process of learning to... more

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The way we communicate has changed. Masons are now visiting- making contact using the internet as a pathway to one another. Along the way, we are discovering novel ideas. Some of these treasures are shaking us out of our... more

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Tune to for more on Masonic information, history and view points to help us all understand the progress or freemasonry as we move into the 21st Century. What does it mean? What does it say? Research into the Order reveals new... more

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Tune to for more on Masonic information, history and view points to help us all understand the progress of freemasonry as we move through the 21st Century. How will freemasonry be effected by social media? The internet is full... more

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To believe in something greater than youself is not that appeals to everyone. It is a choice. There are many ways to live a good life. We hope, masonry is one of them. It rests on ideas called the ancient landmarks. Rather than sacred and... more

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The world is an enormous laboratory. If there is an objective reality, outside ourselves it seems we have choices to make. Do we have the need to plunge into the unknown, searching for answers? How then do we manage our lives as... more

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Conversation about the Nature of Freemasonry. We need to talk, to understand what the Order is able to do if we commit to living according to the teachings. Can we live each day, in a state of masonic grace? Only after we go through the... more
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