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The Square and Compasses are one of the most recognized Freemasonry symbols. Its origin is traceable back to the middle ages from the stonemasons guild.
The square in Masonry symbolizes morality in the essence of the Golden Rule.
To deal with someone squarely refers to treating a person the way we want to be treated. It indicates Masons’ ability to apply the teachings of conscience and morality in testing the rightness of their actions.
The compass stands for the ability to mark a clear boundary around our desires and passion. It represents self-restraint and control, which is the basis of morality and wisdom.
The Square and Compasses combined serve as a reminder to Freemasons to explore personal desires and passions while maintaining morality.
The Square and Compasses are one of the most recognized Freemasonry symbols. Its origin is traceable back to the middle ages from the stonemasons guild.
The square in Masonry symbolizes morality in the essence of the Golden Rule.
To deal with someone squarely refers to treating a person the way we want to be treated. It indicates Masons’ ability to apply the teachings of conscience and morality in testing the rightness of their actions.
The compass stands for the ability to mark a clear boundary around our desires and passion. It represents self-restraint and control, which is the basis of morality and wisdom.
The Square and Compasses combined serve as a reminder to Freemasons to explore personal desires and passions while maintaining morality.