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Bloke

Premium Member
If a dot is an indivisible part of space and the circle is a 2D object, what is the scale of the circle?

I have my opinion drawn from ritual. I'm curious what others think and if they are on the same page as I am, can we truly judge another Brother?

If the circumpunct is cteated by the compass, the scale would adjust. As both are not limited by physicality because they're symbols representing ideas (and ideals), the size of the scale is only limited by your abilities.
 

Warrior1256

Site Benefactor
It is a visual representation of the infinite universe. A circle whose center is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. The dot in the center representing an individual and the circle representing the limits of his knowledge of reality.
With your name it certainly dosen't surprise me that you have an impressive definition for the picture, lol.
 

coachn

Coach John S. Nagy
Premium Member
I was speaking on the lack of a dimension and that a Brother sets the radius of his passions.
Thanks for the clarification. That being said...

A Brother, by virtue of being held to account for his passions as prescribed by Freemasonic ritual, should set the radius of his passions short of causing any and all sufferings upon others that he is compelled to embrace for himself.
 
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Warrior1256

Site Benefactor
A Brother, by virtue of being held to account to his passions as prescribed by Freemasonic ritual, should set the radius of his passions short of causing any and all sufferings upon others that he is compelled to embrace for himself.
Yes!
 
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