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The Great Work In Speculative Freemasonry
“There can be no rational doubt, however, that the moral influence of Freemasonry would be much more powerful and efficient if the sources of intelligence amongst the Fraternity were augmented, and a higher grade of science substituted for the meagre…
The Fourth Part of A Circle
by W.Bro.J. D. BLAKELEY, M.Sc., F.R.I.C.,Prov. A.G.D.C., Essex, P.M., Lodge No. 5184 “Below the highest sphere four Regents sit, who rule our world…… The Light of Asia-Sir Edwin Arnold. Also out of the midst thereof came the likeness of four…
Foundations of Masonic Law
SHORT TALK BULLETIN – Vol.XII March, 1934 No.3 by: Unknown The history of law and law making is the history of civilization. As man’s sense of justice developed with increasing needs and responsibilities, his ideas of legal enactments altered and…
For Newly Raised Brethren
Edited by:Robert H. StarrSamuel Gompers-Benjamin Franklin Lodge No. 45Washington, D.C. You have now received the three Symbolic degrees of Ancient Craft Masonry and, I hope soon, such instruction in the work of those degrees as will enable you to pass…
Five Masonic Thoughts
by Brother William A. Carpenter, R. W. G. M. From a “Masonic Culture” handbook issued by the Right Worshipful Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania we have extracted several items which came from the inspired pen of Brother William A. Carpenter, the…
Fiat Lux Some Thoughts On Masonic Light
by John W. Alexander, WM (Britannia Lodge No. 18) I ought to begin this paper by stating that what follows is the fruit of my own personal search and no brother is obliged to accept it. For that matter, he…
Encounters With Adversity
by Harry E. Grant 33 degree THE NEW AGE – MAY 1948 Encounters with adversity should not crush out life nor destroy its purposeful intent – happiness. In these encounters men should learn the lessons of adversity, recognize their import…
Early Annals Of Capitular Masonry
By THOMAS GLIDDON. Voice of Masonry – 1880 The facts concerning the introduction of the Capitular system into this country are a good deal obscure. That the Royal Arch degree has been conferred in the cities on the seaboard for…
Druidism And Freemasonry
Bro. Stanley K. Sproul, P.D.D.G.M. (83-11-19) The Druids were priests of ancient Celtic Britain and Gaul. (1) They constituted a priestly upper class in command of a highly ritualistic religion, which apparently worshipped ancient nature gods. Highly educated themselves, they…
