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My experience of Naysons and my understanding of them tells me that there exists not one Masonic Secret that could or would ever be considered "proof" of anything to Naysons, other than what they could twist it into to prove what they have already concluded.

Naysons are collectively either a vice or superfluity or both. My experience and the experience of others tells me that there is nothing that any Mason can tell a Nayson. There is however a lot that Naysons can tell anyone whom asks. If you don't believe me, just ask one.

RIP Brother Jack. What you Built was awesome!

What!?!?! No poll!?!?!

MUSIC and CATECHISM Link Found -- DOPAMINE!! It's the anticipation/reward circuits! Amazing!!! Of course, this does make me a "pusher." Come on... admit it! How many times have you re-read a passage from truly good Masonic Catechism books? ------------------------------- From: Sex...

I voted "no" based upon the question. Do the majority of Brothers "understand" this meaning? That response to this question would have more meaning. F&S, Bro. Coach N

Candidate Level: Touring a place I had only read or heard about. Getting/Asking people to vouch for me. Meeting good men who are better for working toward a position to judge my suitability to join them. Interviewing to join something special. Proofing up that I am as stated. EA Level...

Me too!

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In the strictest sense of the definition as it applies to the organization of Freemason, Brother Zack's post refects my understanding as well.

It will be for you everything you choose it to be.

I'm glad to know that I'm not the only suspicious one here. The red flag meter is pegged big time.

I'm saddened to see that the office of "Musician" is not offered as an option on this poll.

Knowledge is not enough for it is but inventory. One must apply knowledge for it to empower. (Great post BTW)

There are no T-shirts. You can get a nice fadora however.

I agree with you my Brother. One can easily associate the two conclusions and argue convincingly that the two could be synonmous in outcome. I've gone this route of thought many times and smile when I see the path leading back to "good and evil."

Brother Blake, Forgive me for challenging your provided post. This is "an" answer, and it is based upon a lecture that someone wrote and others repeated. It is not the only answer and it is not an answer that would be put forth if one further investigated the basis and history of the symbol...

4:18 - Freemasonsry is mentioned. I like the statements made in the last 30 seconds a lot.

Brother Blake, Based upon my research, I would have to say that your options do not include the very option that most Masons should know without waver. That options would be: Important / Unimportant Please let me explain. I believe that the checkered pavement is a symbol whose meaning...