These books crossed my path back in March, I followed up and received them in April and May. Both these books are a dip into the musings of Bro Ant about our masonic art from his perspective.
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Our society is currently undergoing a perfect storm of circumstances or issues. We are impact-ed by a pandemic that continues to threaten lives and burden healthcare systems across the world, in a way not seen in over a century. As a result of health restrictions, countless people are further burdened by financial pressures, worried for
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The term “20/20 Vision” is universally recognized as the normal standard for eyesight, where individuals have clarity or sharpness of vision. By association, it also implies clarity of perspective and understanding, often based on hindsight. Perhaps only by coincidence, the year 2020 has already given us countless opportunities to contemplate our assumptions, beliefs, and long-held ideologies. Now halfway through, the year has already proven unique in its challenges to and demands on our life. It has forced people throughout the world to reassess the importance of issues relating to health, social relationships, justice and fairness, employment, civility, collaboration, and many other aspects of daily life. The strain brought by these issues, during the first six months of 2020, has shattered what we previously considered “normal”, and is now reorienting nations and societies towards a “new normal”.
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Anyone even remotely aware of current news or social discourse is bound to conclude that we are living through worrying, demanding, disrupting, and perhaps even overwhelming times. While true, this observation lacks a critical perspective—human resilience— where, over millennia of existence, humans have experienced and survived numerous catastrophes, and actually advanced because of them! Humanity’s
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The Story of Spring The last gasps of winter and the early rays of spring, have long induced in humans a sense of magic, anticipation and excitement. In fact, since pre-historic times, humans have established many celebrations that occur around the vernal (or spring) equinox, which marks the day that is equally divided between daylight
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The Lights That Bind Us Within the Northern Hemisphere, fall typically brings a daily reduction in both natural light and outdoor temperatures. The day that separates fall and winter, often referred to as the winter solstice, is the day each year with the shortest amount of daylight. Prior to it, daylight grows progressively shorter while
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