Further Light Podcast

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we look at an article by WB Pat Cholka who looks at the meaning and lessons of Psalm 133.

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Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Another often overlooked teaching is the Three Steps of the Winding Stairs.  We address them in a sentence, but there is far more to contemplate.

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Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we look at the several uses of gavels in Masonry and what they teach.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today is part 2 of the interview with MWB Michael Halleran about his book "The Better Angels of our Nature," a history of Masonry during the American Civil War.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we interview MWB Michael Halleran about his book "The Better Angels of our Nature," a history of Masonry during the American Civil War.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we will look at Critical Thinking, what is it and how can we work to improve our critical thinking skills.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we look at the 24 inch gauge and how we can apply this simple although seemingly rigid tool to our lives.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. I know we all love to pick on those funny unemployed Art Historians but perhaps they have a point.  We are faced with art, either at a museum, gallery or work place, so how do you talk about it giving the impression of being knowledgable?

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we explore an often overlooked or walked over symbol with far deeper implications than we may recognize at first.

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Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we will explore the cardinal virtue Justice, with WB Jonathan Schroeder.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we examine the virtue of Temperance, what does it mean and how to apply it in our daily lives.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we will explore the virtue of Fortitude, where it came from and where to apply it.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. We will not be publishing episodes from Thanksgiving through New Years.  If you have ideas to share, or you or someone you know has a piece of education they would like to present or write for the podcast you can contact us at: education@wimasons.org.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today Brother Dan Gray explores prudence.  What is it? How can we apply it? What does it mean to Masons specifically?