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Heading back to Lodge finally!

10 Reasons Why You Can't Be A Freemason So, you want to be a Freemason. Let me tell you why you can’t.

Historic films every Freemason should see.

33 Historical Films Every Freemason Should See - Grand Lodge of Washington I’m that nerd that has a running list of every one of the best films to understand the history of …

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Ashlar to Ashes An aggregate for Masonic blogs and websites

An excellent discussion. Very much worth sharing with others.

Freemasonry and Meditation | Contemplative Masonry with Chuck Dunning Peer behind the curtain into the mind of a contemplative Freemason. Is there room in Freemasonry for contemplative practices? What are the benefits for the m...

Ten Master Masons

Ten Master Masons, happy, doing fine.
One listened to a rumor, then there were nine.

Nine Master Masons, faithful, never late.
One didn't like the Master, then there were eight.

Eight Master masons, on their way to heaven.
One joined too many clubs, then there were seven.

Seven Master Masons, life dealt some hard licks.
One grew discouraged, then there were six.

Six Master Masons, all very much alive.
One lost his interest, then there were five.

Five Master Masons, wishing there were more.
Got into a dispute, then there were four.

Four Master Masons, busy as could be.
One didn't like the programs, then there were three.

Three Master Masons, was one of them you?
One grew tired of all the work, then there were two.

Two Master Masons with so much to be done.
One said What's the use, then there was one.

One Master Mason, found a brother true!
Brought him to the Lodge, then there were two.

Two Master Masons, didn't find work a bore.
Each brought another, then there were four.

Four Master Masons saved their Lodge's fate.
By showing others kindness, then there were eight.

Eight Master Masons, loving their Lodges bright sheen.
Talked so much about it, they soon counted sixteen.

Sixteen Master Masons, to their obligations true
Were pleased when their number went to thirty-two.

So we can't put our troubles at the Lodge's door.
It's our fault for harming the Lodge we adore.

Don't fuss about the programs or the Master in the East.
Keep your obligation by serving even the very least.

Where is your home Lodge? How long has it been since you visited your Brethren there?