About Freemasonry, not just Freemasons
I want to talk tonight about something I do almost every day — and don’t worry, I’m not here to talk about charts or stocks. I’m really here to talk about discipline, loss, and starting over, because Masonry prepared me for those things long before I ever realized it would. If I had to explain what I do in the market to a three-year-old, I’d say this:
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We are pleased to present this paper prepared by the eminent Masonic Scholar, J. Fairbairn Smith, Editor Emeritus of the Detroit Masonic World. Raised as a “Lewis” at the age of 18, in the lodge at Hawick, Scotland, in 1925, Bro. Smith has become one of the most respected of Masonic journalists. He is a “mould stone” from the quarry of Masonic life.
The editor of G. Orator Info would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published in the new issue of The Empire State Mason Magazine about the American Lodge of Research.