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Symbolism as a Language of Light: Preserving Masonic Meaning Through History

March 8, 2026 by Valley of Portland

Symbolism as a Language of Light: Preserving Masonic Meaning Through History

From the earliest days of Freemasonry, symbolism has served as a language—one that teaches, challenges, and inspires without relying solely on words. Within the Scottish Rite, Masonic symbolism continues to shape the journey of learning, helping members reflect on timeless principles such as integrity, justice, tolerance, service, and reverence. But these symbols are not abstract […]

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What Freemasons Should Know about the Historical Jesus

December 8, 2025 by Valley of Portland

What Freemasons Should Know about the Historical Jesus

You’ve heard about him your entire life. You may even worship him as the Son of God and/or as someone whose world-famous teachings you seek to follow. But have you ever wondered specifically about Jesus’ time here on earth? Well, historians have for centuries, and they have come to some fascinating conclusions that can enrich […]

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Best Freemasonry Podcasts and Blogs

February 8, 2023 by Valley of Portland

If you’re like most Masons, you feel you are on an earthly and spiritual journey to become everything you can be as a man, a friend, a family member, and a member of your community. How can you deepen and enrich your understanding of that journey—and your place within it? One of the most appealing […]

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