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Why Must a Freemason Ever Have Hope?

Posted on 11 Nov 2018 by Pamela McDown

Freemasons are taught that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” Recently, I was faced with the unexpected death of a dear brother in my Lodge which left me feeling hopeless for a time. And so, the virtue of hope became an object of… Continue Reading “Why Must a Freemason Ever Have Hope?”

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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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