Brethren all,
As you might know (or not), in Belgium the non-regular freemasonry (if such ever exists???) largely outnumbers regular Freemasonry. I cannot of course tell you anything about the qualit ...

Brethren all,

In Belgium we went to some hard times regarding Freemasonry. In the 19th century, there was a group of Masons that started disregarding some of our traditional landmarks, i.e. no more ...

Brethren,

Symbols and allegories are used, in my personal view, where words cannot be used. Not to hide or disguise things, but to open up discussions which are not biased by culture, education, et ...

Brethren all,

Our Brother "canam" truly opens a nice discussion. Should or shouldn't we start by defining our terms. And how far should we define them? Of course many terms are already de ...

Dear Brethren,

Perhaps one can say that freemasonry indeed is a 'peculiar system of morality veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols', so philosofical by nature; however one can not restrict ...