What is evil? Evil is division, and Good is unification. This is not at the base physical level but at the level of humanity where the human form is irrelevant – the higher concept that we are a part of a natural world, far more vast than we know. When we divide ourselves from this, we create chaos, ignorance, suffering, and separateness. Freemasonry delves into this moral dilemma, not only in symbol and allegory but also in ritual.
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This article gives a detailed explanation of the history and meaning of the phrase “Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.”
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“Most people don’t have any idea about all the complicated life going on inside a hive. Bees have a secret life we don’t know anything about.” ~ (Secret Life of Bees) We don’t have to look far from this quote to find an analogy… Continue Reading “The Secret Life of the Masonic Beehive”
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