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Two Masonic Pillars: Guardians of the Temple

Posted on 30 Apr 2019 by Pamela McDown

I have a sense that every person on this planet is being tested at this time. This impression came to me recently while watching the tragic burning of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The fire blazing impacted the world greatly. How could this… Continue Reading “Two Masonic Pillars: Guardians of the Temple”

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The Sacred Tetractys: Why do Freemasons connect the dots?

Posted on 3 Aug 2018 by Pamela McDown

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If Pythagoras found himself transported to the modern world, he would have much to learn about technology, science, and human thought. But is there something Pythagoras can still teach us today in his symbol of the tetractys? What do the dots reveal? How is… Continue Reading “The Sacred Tetractys: Why do Freemasons connect the dots?”

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Censing in Freemasonry: Practical or Symbolic?

Posted on 13 Apr 2018 by Pamela McDown

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The act of censing has been said to create a pleasing and purified ritual space. There is nothing quite as inspiring as walking in to a sacred place and being hit by the smell of lovely incense, which immediately transports us into a more… Continue Reading “Censing in Freemasonry: Practical or Symbolic?”

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