I’m a Freemason based on the east coast of the US, who likes to think and write about masonry, psychology, and self-improvement. Feel free to reach out, I’m friendly.
All opinions here are mine alone, and represent no lodge, grand lodge, or anything other than my own process of folly & learning. Many of the pages here intended as metaphor or useful myths, and are for interpretation, not for acceptance. I’m not trying to convince you of anything, but I might be trying to get you to figure out what you think about something.
Carl Jung – Ending Your Inner Civil War
The following text was originally part of a lecture by Carl Jung, transcribed from Alan Watts reading, because the original text couldn’t be found online. People forget that even doctors have moral scruples, and that certain patients confessions are hard even for a doctor to swallow. Yet the patient does not feel himself accepted, unless… Continue reading Carl Jung – Ending Your Inner Civil War
Top-Down and Bottom-Up Leadership
Each year, Masonic lodges elect a new Master for the following year. The progressive line of positions leading up to the master’s chair acts as a kind of leadership training, or at least ideally should. Long before someone “assumes the east” and takes over the role, they’re encouraged to build a plan for their year… Continue reading Top-Down and Bottom-Up Leadership
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