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The square and compasses
The square recalls uprightness of deeds; the compasses, the measure one imposes on oneself and openness toward others.
The builders' language
Symbols & tools
Freemasonry transmits through symbol what ordinary speech cannot exhaust. A few lights, open to all.
02
The gavel and working tools
The Master's gavel opens and closes the labours. Rule, level and plumb are invitations to align one's life and measure one's commitments.
03
The starry vault
The Masonic temple is a cosmos in miniature. The celestial vault recalls that each person's work belongs to a greater whole.
04
The apron and collars
Inherited from stonemasons, the apron means one comes to work. Ornaments mark offices, not privileges.
05
The letter G
At the centre of the star, G may evoke Geometry, Gnosis or the Grand Architect. It names a demand more than a dogma: to seek.
06
The Volume of the Sacred Law
An open book at the centre of the lodge honours the spiritual dimension of the work without imposing a religion.
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