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Brethren and fellows, we are in a critical time for Freemasonry. Our craft needs us now more than ever. As our lodges and members age, it is imperative that we as modern masons do something to create that spark that once made our craft so appealing to the men of our respective countries. There are … Read more
The mysterious All-Seeing Eye. Where does it come from, and why do we see it everywhere? Also, how and why is such the All-Seeing Eye so closely connected with Freemasonry? A Brief History of the All-Seeing Eye The All-Seeing Eye was derived from Egyptian scriptures. It is commonly referred to as the Eye Of Horus. Horus, … Read more
Freemasonry is definitely one of the oldest existing organizations in the world. Its organized rituals have been around since pre-Medieval times. But how did Freemasonry survive so long and who are the modern-day Freemasons keeping it alive? Rather than how it survived, we should ask why it has survived. In fact, Freemasonry not only has survived, but … Read more
Many times since I became a member of this grand fraternity, I have in retrospective moments, asked myself, why I am proud to be a Mason and I dwell upon those things that Masonry has brought before me. The feelings of warmth, friendship, and potential comfort in times of distress are always with me, yet … Read more
Can you join the Freemasons online? Unfortunately, we get asked if one can become a Freemason online from developing countries in the sub-Saharan region, and by some misfortune, the idea is that once you become a Freemason, you will instantly become rich, powerful and famous. This stems from wrong information about Freemasonry where one of … Read more
A few weeks ago we published a highly controversial post discussing homosexuality in Freemasonry. We received a ton of comments and we even took a poll on it which you can see the results for yourself here. Today we’re going to be discussing another controversial topic and that is the role of women in Freemasonry. Down … Read more
Although Freemasonry originated in the West, with the spread of European empires Freemasonry also spread globally in the 17th and 18th centuries. By the end of the 18th century, Freemasons can be found from America to India and from Egypt to Russia. Indeed, it can be said Freemasonry established a truly global network by the … Read more
Every day, hundreds of new candidates join a Masonic lodge thus guaranteeing Freemasonry will stay alive – at least – for the foreseeable future. While all that is exciting and we have our hopes up about Freemasonry, I am sure (as all you experienced brethren know), being a newly entered apprentice is fun, exciting but … Read more
Today we’re going to take a trip around the world and visit 5 very famous masonic buildings which are truly glorious and awe-inspiring. I have to credit Wikipedia for helping me create this list (and also for many of the pictures) but I’m glad to say I have visited 3 of these places already and … Read more
A fraternity illustrated by symbols, Freemasonry has countless different symbols to put its message across to its members and to remind them of the teachings of the fraternity. One that is often misunderstood and which has, over the centuries, been debated over and over again is the letter G, which appears in the most widely … Read more
So you’d like to join the biggest and oldest fraternities in the world? Good for you! Freemasonry is a beautiful thing. Ask any member and he’ll tell you how Freemasonry has helped him improve himself, his life, and his behavior towards his fellow man. If you’re ready to become a Freemason, all you need to … Read more
With thousands of members in countries across the world, the Order of the Eastern Star is the largest fraternity in the whole world where both men and women can be members. See our article about women in Freemasonry here. The Origins of The Eastern Star The Order of the Eastern Star (OES) was established not too long ago in the … Read more
There are many myths and theories about Freemasonry and it becomes difficult to distinguish between what’s a myth and what’s the truth. Throughout the many years of Freemasonry, rumors have brought about plenty of wrong information, misguided accusations, and all-around “illiteracy” about the Craft. This is why today, we’d like to share some (truthful) facts and trivia about … Read more
Greetings brothers. Glad to say that I have finally had the time to go over the pictures I took of Rosslyn Chapel back in September and here they are for your viewing pleasure. I have already published the pictures I took at the Grand Lodge Of Scotland in Edinburgh, so take a look at that … Read more
In September of 2012, I had the chance to visit some friends in Scotland and I just had to visit the Grand Lodge in Edinburgh. Below are some of my personal photos that I took inside the Grand Lodge. Edinburgh is a stunning city filled with a rich history and deep masonic ties! (I also … Read more
There are endless debates around the topic of Freemasonry and Christianity, with a huge amount of people claiming that it’s possible for Christians to be Freemasons and an equally large amount claiming it cannot be. Freemasonry openly claims it is not a substitute for religion. However, many people believe that one can either be a … Read more
Are Masonic tattoos allowed in Freemasonry? The idea of Masonic tattoos showing unmistakable signs of Masonic symbolism can be a bit of a controversial topic. As most of the old-timers in the Craft would point out: “According to your Obligation, you should never print or reveal Masonic symbols in public”. We tend to disagree on … Read more
The 4th of July is a very important date for both the United States and Freemasons and is celebrated by members of the Craft all over the world. Freemasons and this US holiday are interconnected by the events that took place on that date, which would not have been possible (or would have taken place … Read more
A few days ago, my proposer sent me this great video (see below) detailing the history of Freemasonry in the old (wild) west! It is super informative and I suggest everyone should take a look at it. (It’s not really that long, it’s only about 8 minutes) Take a look at this stunning mini-documentary below … Read more