How to Start
A Brother Asks: Coach, if I were to investigate the Master's Word, what questions would you suggest I ask myself to start the ball rolling?
Coach: I suggest you start with the particulars of "The Master's Word".
Brother: The particulars?
Coach: Yes. They're provided to everyone right there within the third degree ritual.
Brother: They are?
Coach: Yes, hidden in plain sight they are.
Brother: Good. Then it should give me some very helpful clues.
Coach: Indeed. Everything has been put there for you to figure it out.
Brother: It has?
Coach: Yes. But only when you have done the preparatory Work. When you have you should be able to discern quite nicely both the clues and to what they allude.
Brother: Nice! So what should I ask first?
Coach: The first thing you should ask yourself is "What exactly were the three Ruffians looking for from the Grand Master?
Brother: Okay. I see it would be important to understand what they were making effort to obtain in the first place.
Coach: Yes. So many focus upon what the king says toward the end and not how what he says applies to the details.
Brother: I must be one of them.
Coach: How so?
Brother: All I glean is that they wanted the secrets.
Coach: Yes. But what specific secret were they looking for?
Brother: Ah! Okay. Got it. They wanted his Word.
Desire
Coach: Yes. Once you understand that, you should ask yourself the next obvious question.
Brother: What's that?
Coach: Why did they want it?
Brother: Is that answer found within ritual too?
Coach: It sure is.
Brother: You mean it's clearly stated therein?
Coach: It sure is. Just ask the Senior Warden.
Brother: Why him?
Coach: Because he tells you those reasons every time he is asked, especially by the Worshipful Master.
Brother: Thanks. I may have to listen to ritual more closely next time.
Coach: You'd do well to do this.
Brother: Wait... doesn't he let the Worshipful Master know this right in the beginning?
Coach: He sure does.
Brother: Okay. I know the answer.
Empowerment
Coach: Good! So, let's say they get what they want. What does it allow them to do?
Continue reading here: https://buildinghiram.blogspot.com/2018/09/a-brother-asks-getting-that-masters-word.html
A Brother Asks: Coach, if I were to investigate the Master's Word, what questions would you suggest I ask myself to start the ball rolling?
Coach: I suggest you start with the particulars of "The Master's Word".
Brother: The particulars?
Coach: Yes. They're provided to everyone right there within the third degree ritual.
Brother: They are?
Coach: Yes, hidden in plain sight they are.
Brother: Good. Then it should give me some very helpful clues.
Coach: Indeed. Everything has been put there for you to figure it out.
Brother: It has?
Coach: Yes. But only when you have done the preparatory Work. When you have you should be able to discern quite nicely both the clues and to what they allude.
Brother: Nice! So what should I ask first?
Coach: The first thing you should ask yourself is "What exactly were the three Ruffians looking for from the Grand Master?
Brother: Okay. I see it would be important to understand what they were making effort to obtain in the first place.
Coach: Yes. So many focus upon what the king says toward the end and not how what he says applies to the details.
Brother: I must be one of them.
Coach: How so?
Brother: All I glean is that they wanted the secrets.
Coach: Yes. But what specific secret were they looking for?
Brother: Ah! Okay. Got it. They wanted his Word.
Desire
Coach: Yes. Once you understand that, you should ask yourself the next obvious question.
Brother: What's that?
Coach: Why did they want it?
Brother: Is that answer found within ritual too?
Coach: It sure is.
Brother: You mean it's clearly stated therein?
Coach: It sure is. Just ask the Senior Warden.
Brother: Why him?
Coach: Because he tells you those reasons every time he is asked, especially by the Worshipful Master.
Brother: Thanks. I may have to listen to ritual more closely next time.
Coach: You'd do well to do this.
Brother: Wait... doesn't he let the Worshipful Master know this right in the beginning?
Coach: He sure does.
Brother: Okay. I know the answer.
Empowerment
Coach: Good! So, let's say they get what they want. What does it allow them to do?
Continue reading here: https://buildinghiram.blogspot.com/2018/09/a-brother-asks-getting-that-masters-word.html
