A Mason's Journey

A personal life's lesson about personal instincts and divine influence. Why we need to listen to that inner voice

A quick examination of the role of committees in a lodge, within a masonic journey, and within masonry.

Part III in a series examining why Freemasonry is structured as it is, how it makes good men better, and potential impacts from changes.

A discussion with Josh "Fin" Finley on his VLOG "This is Fin" about the state of masonry today and challenges facing the fraternity

The author explains his progress on finishing the third paper in a series on the form, structure, function, and intent of the craft.

The author examines how mentoring is implemented within Freemasonry and provides hints and tips on improving our methodology.

The author examines the phrase "Making Good Men Better" and whether we as a fraternity still understand what that refers to and how it works

The author discusses the effect and impact of the passage of time on our goals and plans.

A brief exploration of the idea of changing the craft to better suit a new generation of masons.

Speaking of "time", we symbolically acknowledge the centrality of time through two of our most visible symbols: the 24-inch Gage and Scythe

A challenge to connect with masonry and your lodge on a deeper level through a meditative experiment

An update on my blog plans, and a comment on the passage of time

Announcement and explanation of my recently published paper "Living the Journey: Mentoring in Masonry" which can be found on this site.

I am returning to the East. It was not in my plan, but as they say, "life happens". I go willingly, and I go with a good line up of officers