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What do the Brazen Pillars symbolize in Freemasonry?
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What do the Brazen Pillars symbolize in Freemasonry?

The Brazen Pillars in Freemasonry, known as Jachin and Boaz, symbolize strength and establishment. They are said to represent the pillars that stood at the entrance of King Solomon's Temple, with Jachin meaning 'to establish' and Boaz meaning 'strength'. Together, they convey the idea that 'In strength shall this house be established'.

Additionally, these pillars are associated with various symbolic meanings, including the duality of spirit and matter, the laws of karma and dharma, and the passage through which one must overcome personal challenges to reach higher states of consciousness. They also serve as markers of the solstices, representing the extremes of physical life, birth and death, and are linked to the zodiacal signs of Cancer and Capricorn.

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