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Hamlet, I think. No clue where. My favorite word from Hamlet = Fardels PS: Act III Scene 1 (Google is great)

This answer is coming from a new master mason, so I may be way off, but here it is: I would like to see the entire speech. It may put some context to this statement that I am not reading. My interpretation of just the sentence (with no additional context) is that he is encouraging masons to...

God. Supreme Being. What Bro. Kurt Said. The interesting thing is, I think "The Great Architect Of The Universe" is a wonderfully descriptive answer to the question "Who is God?". Most of the Hebrew names for God are descriptive of his nature. Elohim, for example, appears to be the closest...

Movies are art. So, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder". My choices of great movies may not agree with the next guy's. In fact, I usually disagree with the awards shows (Oscars, etc).

Thanks! My Masters degree will be Monday, June 1, 2009 at the Tarkington Prairie Lodge in Cleveland, TX. The meal will be at 6:30 with the degree to follow.

Check this link: http://www.glengraving.com/mapa.html I think some lodges sell them. A couple of guys at my lodge have them and I believe that got them at a lodge in Houston area, maybe Melrose (they go down there for YR).

Well said! I am very thankful for my instructor, he has been very patient and committed. I will be raised next week, after less than 3 months due to his willingness to indulge my enthusiasm. I hope to instruct someone myself as soon as I am ready.

Many of my favorites have already been named, I'll just add: Field of Dreams Gladiator The Man from Snowy River Open Range Quigley Down Under The Bourne Movies Remember the Titans Radio True Grit

I bought a pocket watch to give to my instructor on the night I am raised. I am going to have it engraved and was hoping to get some ideas here. So... 1) Any cool ideas on what to say? 2) I was thinking "Thanks for teaching me the craft - NR". Can someone translate that (or any of the...

I completely agree. Although I am new to the fraternity myself, my grandfather was a very active Mason and was always open about masonry. He knew what was secret and although he kept it under his hat he was kind and soft in telling us it was secret and why. Everything else he spoke about very...

Greetings Brothers, My name is Nathan Riley and I am a Fellowcraft Mason from Tarkington Prairie Lodge #498. Looking forward to learning more about Masonry by participating in this forum.