Further Light Podcast

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. We are told as Masons that the number 7 is important, my question is why?

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Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we explore Geometry.  What is it? Why is it important and what lessons should we take from it as Freemasons?

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Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. Today we discuss Rhetoric, or the art of persuasion.  What is it, why is it important and what lessons does it offer to Masons.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. In this episode we will discuss grammar, its meaning, use and lessons that can be applied to our Masonic journey.

Send your feedback and ideas for future episodes. In this episode we explore the Seven Liberal Arts, their history, ideas and what they mean overall to Masons.  Why does this teaching exist and how should we apply it to become better men?