Monthly Archives: May 2011

I’ve Walked With Friends

I’ve Walked With Friends A Masonic poem by Ezekiel M. Bey, FPS . What’s a companion,  What is a Friend What’s the beginning, what is the end What is the answer, to every question What is the moral to every lesson … Continue reading

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Your Management Style

NOTE:  I originally wrote this post for my management consulting business, but it is just as valid for those people hoping to become a Worshipful Master of a Lodge.  I hope you enjoy it. I know a young man who … Continue reading

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Masonry: An Ancient School of Symbolic Instruction

“A beautiful system of morality, veiled in allegory, and illustrated by symbols.” The above quote is the description of Masonry that is most often given to the initiate in order to describe the nature of the institution. It is so … Continue reading

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The Path Of Destruction

This year my Grand Lodge will be involved in a major struggle for power at its Grand Session. So once again I am dismayed at the way Freemasonry is headed. What is lacking is a Freemasonry focusing strongly on its … Continue reading

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Lindasy Lohans blood cult freemason stalker

Lindsay Lohan and the Freemason post on Twitter is old news now, and even older as the barely coherent tweet was removed shortly after it was posted.  If you missed the bit of excitement, give the breaking old news from … Continue reading

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Book “The Masonic Music Legend” Howie Damron

Just caught this in a Masonic Yahoo group and thought it was worth cross posting. Nows your chance to book The Masonic Music Legend “Howie Damron”. A career thats being written in book and on screen and who’s achievements has … Continue reading

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Vexillology

I had to look up the word “vexillology” in the dictionary the other day. I found out that it is the study of flags.  Merriam-Webster told me that but I confirmed the definition also with britannica who added this interesting … Continue reading

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Freemasonry’s Epic History

Any Freemason that has taken a moment to delve into the history of Freemasonry, has undoubtedly discovered a legendary history of the order. Typically these histories will include an account of the fraternity as carried down from Adam through the … Continue reading

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Re-Building the Temple

In the legend of Freemasonry, the building of King Solomon’s Temple serves as the allegorical centerpiece for the symbolism of our order. The completion of the temple was a grand accomplishment and has captured the awe and admiration of many … Continue reading

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Brother Jean Sibelius and the music for the Masonic Lodge

In August 14th, 1922, Finnish composer Jean Sibelius agreed to compose “original, genuinely Finnish music for the lodge”. Sibelius was one of the founding members of “Suomi loosi” – the Suomi Lodge which was the first lodge to be founded … Continue reading

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