JMartinez
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Are chambers of reflection Scottish rite or York rite Templar? Or both?
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Chamber of reflection
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Ripcord22A
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We use one in my blue lodge and there is one in one of the AASR degs just cant remember whichnone
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Canadian Paul
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Here, used in Scottish rite but not Craft Lodges.
KT, AASR, and some Craft lodges. Jurisdictions that allow it in Craft lodges often have specific rules regarding what it can contain.
dfreybur
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Both Chamber of Reflection and Scottish Rite have French origins. That's not quite the same thing as CoR having SR origins.
JMartinez
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Yes (see previous post).
The Traveling Man
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Definitely a Scottish Rite thing. My previous lodge was Co-Masonic and we used the Chamber of Reflection. I liked it. My current Lodge doesn't use one, but my manual does mention it. I plan on bringing it up at my next Lodge meeting to see if we can start using it.
Mindovermatter Ace
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I don't think that many bothers are aware that the first Grand Encampment was founded by a Grand Consistory. The Chamber of Reflection is of Scottish Rite origin as well as the KT. Not only are the KT degrees derived from the Scottish Rite, it's in some instances and expansion of it.