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The Serpent in Myth, Antiquity, and Freemasonry

Posted on 23 Oct 2019 by jonathandinsmore

The serpent is one of mankind’s most significant symbols, showing up prominently our myths, stories, and dreams. What is it about the slithering snake which speaks to us on such a deep level, that resonates with some archetypal force in our inner depths? Furthermore,… Continue Reading “The Serpent in Myth, Antiquity, and Freemasonry”

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Freemasonry and Geometry: What are the Symbolic Meanings of the Most Basic Geometric Forms?

Posted on 30 Sep 2018 by jonathandinsmore

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The more abstract a concept is, the more meaning that we can find in it. Is this because the meaning is all projected from within our minds, or because there is something objectively real there to be found? Plato or Pythagoras certainly believed the… Continue Reading “Freemasonry and Geometry: What are the Symbolic Meanings of the Most Basic Geometric Forms?”

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