Masonic Education

Finding Your Path In Life

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Written by Brother Todd E. Creason…

 

Sometimes people are surprised to learn that I’ve not been Freemason for a very long time. I was raised a Master Mason in 2005.

I was in my late thirties, I’d been married for about seven years, I was very accomplished in my job,

I had a good reputation, owned a home, new cars, and we had a lot of very good friends. In other words, we’d been pretty successful in life so far.

But there was something missing, and I just couldn’t put my finger on it. I was looking for a new path in life, but I really didn’t know where to look for it.

My fascination with Freemasonry is finally what made me wonder if that wasn’t where the answers lay.

 

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Masonic Education: Because sitting through the minutes is not enough!

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From The Winding Stairs podcast..

 

When a man decides he wants to learn more about Freemasonry, often times it is because they see something admirable on others who are already members of the Fraternity.

It often stems from the desire to grow as human beings and serve as an example for others. However, merely joining the Fraternity is not enough. It is important that a Man stays desirous of Light in order for that wish of improvement to become a reality.

 

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How Solid Is Your Foundation?

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Written by Juan Sepulveda…

Freemasonry is rich with allegories that originate from the Operative Mason Guilds of antiquity. It effectively illustrates how the development of our Life can be compared to the erection of a building.

The successful construction of a beautiful Temple is comprised of many components and the masterful coordination of those who labor in its construction. The Master Builder, who oversees the higher levels of the project, has a vision, which evolves from his original conceptual drawings, to the final designs communicated on his Trestle Board.

The evolution of that design, the artful collaboration of the workers and the finished Temple are at the mercy of the elements through the ages. But there is one component of the building, upon which all the rest depend. The Foundation.

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