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Could the Masonic Trowel be a symbol of political origin?
While many working tools, such as the Square, the Compass, the Rule, the Mallet, the Chisel, the Level, the Perpendicular..., are featured in all Masonic rituals, one tool rarely appears:...
The Swords in Freemasonry
For many European Freemasons, Masonic swords are a normal and omnipresent part of their rituals. In some Rites (Traditional French Rite, Rectified Scottish Rite, etc.), all Master Masons bear swords...
The English Emulation Working
Relatively unknown to continental European Freemasons, the Emulation Working is one of the current working styles used by the United Grand Lodge of England. The Emulation Working is also used...
Interview with : Christophe Ravel, Most Respectable Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Switzerland (GOS)
Christophe Ravel Most Respectable Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Switzerland (GOS) When were you initiated? What has been your journey in Freemasonry? I was initiated on February 26,...
Justice and Freemasonry
Justice is a philosophical, moral, legal and social concept inherent in all human organisations. Every group has its own idea of the rules that need to be respected in order...
Masonic Collars and Sashes
While the Apron is the specific clothing of a Freemason, from the degree of Master Mason onwards, the Collars and Sashes take on great importance in the Masonic Regalia. A...
Les Arts Libéraux et l’Art Royal
Les Arts Libéraux apparaissent dans les rituels maçonniques au cours du XIXe siècle et sont depuis lors découverts par le futur Compagnon lors de ses voyages symboliques dans la plupart...
The Chisel in Freemasonry
All Freemasons are familiar with the Chisel from the time they become an Entered Apprentice, as it is with this tool, together with the mallet, that they symbolically learned to...
The Masonic Delta
The Delta is a recurring symbol in Masonic iconography and can be found on many ritual items (aprons, collars, jewels, lodge tracing boards, etc.), as well as on more private...
The Blazing Star
The Blazing Star: A Geometric Path to the Golden Ratio Omnipresent in Masonic imagery (at least since 1737), the Blazing Star refers to a five-pointed star (or pentagram), generally adorned...
Les maillets maçonniques
Si dans le grand public, la Franc-maçonnerie est surtout associée à l’Équerre et au Compas, les maillets maçonniques, moins visibles de l’extérieur, y jouent un rôle prépondérant, dès le premier...
The origins of the Rectified Scottish Rite
The Rectified Scottish Rite (more properly the Rectified Scottish Regime) is an essentially Christian and chivalric Masonic Rite, which often intrigues Freemasons of other Rites, especially in countries where Freemasonry...
