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152nd W.M.@Hesperia411 ΛF & ΛM, 32° @ScottishRiteNMJ Mason. Wayfarer in search of Wisdom, Strength & Beauty to the Glory of the Grand Artificer of the Universe.

 Chicago, IL, USA
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Joined June 2009
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Tu quoque @ElonMusk @X? Is it just me seeing masonic symbols everywhere? #Freemasons & #Freemasonry
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12 Ways to Be a Better Man, and Mason. #NotJustaMan #Freemasonry #FoodforThought
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#OTD #December27 All over the world #Freemasons celebrate #StJohntheEvangelist, one of the two Christian patron saints of #Freemasonry. A symbolic figure that coincides with the #WinterSolstice which Freemasonry associates with the Feast of the Light and the defeat of darkness.
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#Freemasonry is not a religion. #thesimpsons
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Is it just me seeing Masonic symbols everywhere? #Freemasonry
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How much does it cost to be a #Freemason?
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Happy sky watching! #Freemasonry
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HAPPY FALL #EQUINOX! #Freemasonry
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Venus (Evening/Morning Star) was shining bright this month next to the crescent Moon and Regulus below! @Hesperia411's records show that the name of our Lodge is derived from the star “Hesperius”. In Greek mythology, this is the Western Star, known today as the Planet Venus.
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Is it just me seeing masonic symbols everywhere? “𝐒𝐨 𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐞 𝐈𝐭 𝐁𝐞” Though often used in modern witchcraft, the phrase originates from the #Freemasons, who are part of a fraternal organization with no historical ties to witchcraft. It appears in the Regius Poem, circa 1390
When Gerald Gardner, a Freemason from Sri-Lanka, introduced Wicca to the public in the 1950s, he borrowed extensively from various sources and incorporated many Masonic elements, including this phrase. Over time, it became common in Wiccan and some broader witchcraft traditions, despite its non-magical origins. Though its roots lie in medieval stonemasonry, “SMIB” is used today by Freemasons, Rosicrucians, Shriners, Neopagans, and Wiccans in their prayers, rituals, and ceremonies.

ALT When Gerald Gardner, a Freemason from Sri-Lanka, introduced Wicca to the public in the 1950s, he borrowed extensively from various sources and incorporated many Masonic elements, including this phrase. Over time, it became common in Wiccan and some broader witchcraft traditions, despite its non-magical origins. Though its roots lie in medieval stonemasonry, “SMIB” is used today by Freemasons, Rosicrucians, Shriners, Neopagans, and Wiccans in their prayers, rituals, and ceremonies.

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Who would park their bikes this way? Is it just me seeing masonic symbols everywhere? #freemasonry
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Is it just me seeing masonic symbols everywhere? Not all obelisks come with a G on the top..not even the iconic marble obelisk in honor of our Bro. George Washington, a defining feature of DC's skyline and one of the nation's most recognizable structures! #freemasonry #freemasons
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Is it just me spotting masonic symbols everywhere? #freemasonry #freemasons
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27 YEARS of Masonic travels and counting... #IllinoisFreemasonry
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Is it just me seeing masonic symbols everywhere? #Freemasonry
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Timeless Connection @Hesperia411 Freemasons. #NotJustAMan
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Enjoyed attending once again, after so many years, the 18º Knight of the Rose Croix H.R.D.M. of the A.A.S.R. at the Scottish Rite Valley of #Chicago which teaches the Core Value of Integrity, and that life and its strengths come from God. #Freemasonry
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There was magic in the air at the Scottish Rite Valley of Chicago's Reunion! #Freemasonry
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Is it just me seeing masonic symbols everywhere? #Freemasonry
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