The Book of 120 Masonic Degrees

The Book of 120 Degrees of Masonic Keys for the Almighty G-Code Nation; and True and Living Prince Hall Masons : Approximately 120 Key Questions and Answers. 

The History of True Freemasonry : Part VI : 1.

The Almighty G-Code Nation salute, the Honorable Prince Hall, the Master Builder who stood True and Tall. With mighty tools, laid a strong square foundation and built a solid circular wall (The G-Mode Circle), an with Faith, Hope, Charity, Temperance, Prudence, Justice and Fortitude the 7 Heavenly Virtues, and when it come to Business, Stand on All, and The Pyramid (The Holy Lodge), will never Fall. Who can unfold the Royal Art ? Or sing its Secrets in a song ? They're safely kept in a True Freemason's Heart And to the Holy Lodge belong.

Beyond the Veil.

1. There are institutions that teach through books. 2. There are institutions that teach through words and 3. There are institutions that teach through symbols.

True Freemasonry belongs to All 3.

For centuries, men and women have entered its temples, stood before its symbols, taken part in its ceremonies, and attempted to understand a language that is rarely spoken directly. The Square, the Compasses, the Level, the Plumb, the Rough Ashlar, the Temple, these are not merely ornaments of an ancient fraternity. They constitute a philosophical language, one designed to speak to the mind while reaching toward something deeper within the human being. But every symbol conceals a question. And every question demands a seeker. The serious student must go deeper.

To study True Freemasonry is to encounter history, but also myth. It is to encounter religion without being reducible to religion, philosophy without being confined to a single philosophical system, and ritual whose meaning cannot be exhausted by its outward performance.

The True Freemason is given tools. But the real work is performed upon themself. The Temple is raised in stone, but its deeper construction takes place within the character. The Rough stone represents what we are; the perfected stone represents what we may become. The working tools therefore become instruments of transformation. They ask the individual to measure the self, govern the self, discipline the self, and ultimately contribute something greater than The Self. The Square, the Compasses, the Temple, and the working tools all point toward one fundamental principle :

THE GREATEST WORK IS THE WOR WE PERFORM UPON OURSELVES.

This book explores the history, symbolism, philosophy, and enduring mystery of True Freemasonry. It looks beyond the surface of the ritual to ask a deeper question :

WHAT IS THE BUILDER TRULY BUILDING ?

Perhaps the answer is not found within the walls of the Temple, but within the person who enters them.

Prince Hall Affiliated (P.H.A) Practice His Actions.

1. Pursue knowledge, wisdom and understanding, and never stop learning, seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave.

2. Value the best education, and invest in the future generations.

3. Serve our homes, communities and businesses with visible impact and value in public, and invisible impact and value in private.

4. Lead with humility, integrity, and selfless leadership and service.

5. Practice courage and be brave in the face of adversity.

6. Persevere when leadership becomes difficult and the work becomes hard.

7. Challenge slavery, injustice, inequality and inequity, and speak for freedom, justice, equality and equity access to health and wealth.

8. Hero (Prince) and Heroine (Princess) defend True Freemasonry with integrity, and honor our oath to Build and not Destroy the Holy Temple with dignity.