FREEMASON SYMBOLS

Freemasonry or Masonry consists of fraternal organisations that trace their origins to the local fraternities of stonemasons, which from the end of the fourteenth century regulated the qualifications of stonemasons and their interaction with authorities and clients. Freemasonry describes itself as a "'beautiful system of morality, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols".

Freemason symbols are mainly, but not exclusively, drawn from the manual tools of stonemasons – the square and compasses, the level and plumb rule, the trowel, among others. A moral lesson is attached to each of these tools, although the assignment is by no means consistent. The meaning of the Freemason symbols are taught and explored through ritual.

Symbolical Masonry is a treasure-house of Masonic lore, including discussions of key concepts of the first three degrees, along with an extensive study guide. Haywood goes into details about such mysteries as the Letter 'G', the two pillars, and the legend of Hiram Abiff.

Included in this Freemason Symbols app:
⚒ Preface
⚒ Introduction
⚒ Chapter I. An Introduction to the First Step
⚒ Chapter II. The Petition for Membership
⚒ Chapter III. The Ballot
⚒ Chapter IV. Worthy and Well-Qualified
⚒ Chapter V. The Hoodwink
⚒ Chapter VI. The Cable Tow
⚒ Chapter VII. The Lodge
⚒ Chapter VIII. The Entrance
⚒ Chapter IX. The Sharp Instrument
⚒ Chapter X. Invoking the Blessing of Deity
⚒ Chapter XI. Circumambulation
⚒ Chapter XII. Approaching the East
⚒ Chapter XIII. The Altar
⚒ Chapter XIV. The Obligation
⚒ Chapter XV. The Three Great Lights
⚒ Chapter XVI. The Lesser Lights
⚒ Chapter XVII. Lux e Tenebris
⚒ Chapter XVIII. Words, Grips and Tokens
⚒ Chapter XIX. The Rite of Salutation
⚒ Chapter XX. The Apron
⚒ Chapter XXI. Destitution
⚒ Chapter XXII. The Northeast Corner
⚒ Chapter XXIII. Working Tools of an Entered Apprentice
⚒ Chapter XXIV. An Introduction to the Second Step
⚒ Chapter XXV. Passing
⚒ Chapter XXVI. Square on the Breast
⚒ Chapter XXVII. The Scripture Reading From Amos
⚒ Chapter XXVIII. The Oblong Square
⚒ Chapter XXIX. Due Form
⚒ Chapter XXX. Working Tools of a Fellow Craft
⚒ Chapter XXXI. The Ashlars
⚒ Chapter XXXII. The Middle Chamber
⚒ Chapter XXXIII. Operative and Speculative
⚒ Chapter XXXIV. The Two Great Pillars
⚒ Chapter XXXV. The Globes
⚒ Chapter XXXVI. The Ascent
⚒ Chapter XXXVII. The Builders
⚒ Chapter XXXVIII. The Five Senses
⚒ Chapter XXXIX. The Liberal Arts and Sciences
⚒ Chapter XL. The Ephraimitish War, and Corn, Wine and Oil
⚒ Chapter XLI. The Letter G
⚒ Chapter XLII. An Introduction to the Third Step
⚒ Chapter XLIII. The Vital Parts of the Breast
⚒ Chapter XLIV. The Golden Bowl and the Silver Cord
⚒ Chapter XLV. That Which Was Lost
⚒ Chapter XLVI. The Trowel
⚒ Chapter XLVII. The Hiramic Legend
⚒ Chapter XLVIII. Eternal Life
⚒ Chapter XLIX. The Lion's Paw
⚒ Chapter L. The Emblems
⚒ Chapter LI. The Emblems (Continued)
⚒ Chapter LII. The Emblems (Continued)
⚒ Chapter LIII. The Emblems (Continued)
⚒ Chapter LIV. Conclusion
⚒ Appendix: Questions for Discussion

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