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What does the plumb, square and level teach together?
The plumb, square, and level serve both as the Immovable Jewels worn by the principal officers of the lodge and as working tools that teach how to erect a morally sound character. Taken individually, the plumb admonishes upright conduct and rectitude, the square directs an individual to square every action by virtue, and the level cautions that life is constructed upon the level of time, where an opportunity once passed cannot be unbuilt or recalled.
Claudygrandlodgeofindia.in
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Ashlar
The Rough Ashlar represents the human mind or character in its natural, uncultivated state upon entering the Craft. Through education, self-discipline, and moral instruction, this rough stone is brought into form, rendering the individual a fitting member of society.
FinchMackeyWilmshurstWaite
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What are the movable and immovable things ok the lodge.
Movable jewels are traditionally identified as the Square, Level, and Plumb Rule, which are assigned to and worn by the Master, Senior Warden, and Junior Warden respectively, as recorded by the Square Magazine .
WaiteMackeythesquaremagazine.com
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What is the significance of the rough and perfect ashlars?
The rough ashlar represents the mind of man in its unformed, uncultivated state, associated symbolically with infancy, darkness, and ignorance. According to the Grand Lodge of India , it is a stone in its rude and unformed state, assigned to the Entered Apprentice to work, mark, and indent upon. Just as the raw stone taken from the quarry is brought into due form through the workman's skill, human character is refined through care, instruction, and education to render an individual a fit member of society.
WilmshurstFinchgrandlodgeofindia.inugle.org.uk
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The end of the stream
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