Franklin’s Virtues, Freemasonry, and Jewish Practice
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues, Freemasonry, and Jewish Practice.
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Franklin’s Virtues Revisited For Today’s Mason
How are the virtues and the pursuit of self-improvement and knowledge as pertinent for today's Mason, as they were for Benjamin Franklin.
Masonic Blogs – Freemasonry.network
An innovative and erudite blogsite that aims to 'bring Regular and Liberal Freemasons closer together'.
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Ritual. Why are we doing this repeatedly, over and over again. We all know the words. What is the point?
In 1912, Sarah Dowd of Dromore, Ireland, found a Masonic jewel dated 1517 - a date two hundred years before the establishment of Grand Lodge...
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Matthew Cooke Manuscript was written c1450. A transcript of a yet older document, written by a Speculative Mason
The Unlawful Societies Act of 1799
Although the Unlawful Societies Act of 1799 is often mentioned in Masonic scholarship, some nuances remain.
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Music can make you either remember everything or forget everything! They even call it the 'rhythm' of life because life does have a beat, a rhythm, a song! Music is equally important for Freemasons.
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Hugh O’Neill's regular chippings whilst smoothing the ashlar: - Neville Barker Cryer personal view of Freemasonry
The current functioning of the Masonic movement has some positive aspects and others that are blatantly backward and counterproductive.
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33 & Beyond: The Royal Art of Freemasonry, is perhaps the most fascinating and important documentary ever made on the on the subject matter of Freemasonry.
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Memory tips on how the learn ritual. Do you need to speak in public, or present masonic ritual without notes ?
Books
The Meaning of Masonry, (1922) a set of essays which discuss the esoteric side of Masonry by Walter Leslie Wilmshurst
Stephen Dafoe - numerous books on the Knights Templar, and Morgan: The Scandal That Shook Freemasonry.
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For Hills and Valleys, Mobile Schools and Republicanism in the Zêzere Valley By Aires Henriques
Book review:- The Craft by John Dickie, Professor of Italian Studies at University College London, How Freemasons made the modern world
SQ Leadership & Personal Development Books
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Selected Books on Leadership and Personal Development available at Amazon
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