Whence Came You? - 0470 - Secrecy is a Working Tool
This week we explore concepts of Masonic leadership using three architects in a paper by brother Doyle Freeman. The “sharing leader,” “the reconciling leader,” “the building leader,” which do you represent? Then we open up another chapter in Alphonse Cerza’s virtual book on Freemasonry when he talks about Masonry's most valuable asset. Is it philosophy? Is it a search for truth? Is it just…friendship? Illustrious Brother Steven L. Harrison stops by with another amazing installment of the Masonic Minute. Baseball legend Mordecai Brown--did a childhood accident keep him from joining the Masons and create possibly the greatest pitcher baseball has ever known? Finally, we'll wrap it up with a piece on the intrinsic symbol of secrecy in Freemasonry. What makes it so valuable? Does its secret relate to the law of attraction? All this, and more--coming right up.
Links:
13 Questions Podcast
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Meet Act Part Podcast
http://meetactandpart.com/portfolio/episode-25-talent-development-in-freemasonry/
Mike Shirley's Article Mentioned
http://www.midnightfreemasons.org/2015/07/physical-perfection.html
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Hmmm. That's interesting about the bit on getting disqualified for disfigurement. There are a few Grand Lodges where you have to petition for a waiver if you have such a deformity. I know in South Dakota, there was still this formality. I can't remember if it was a petition to the Master of the Lodge or to the Grand Lodge proper, but I do recall there was a guy who was in the degree pipeline when I was getting into the process who lost his hand in an IED in Iraq, and he had to submit such a petition. Perhaps that's been changed. I am not sure.
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