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In this book Craig Weightman takes a look at the transformative symbolism of Freemasonry. Starting with the rough ashlar, the symbol of the individual as they enter masonry, he moves through an explanation of how the working of stone is an apt metaphor for transformation. Not stopping at the perfect ashlar itself, the author moves on to how the building within which a stone block might be placed represents society at large, and elaborates how Masonry encourages the candidate to find their true selves in order to serve and support this society in the best way possible. Not complete without a look at Royal Arch Masonry, the book broadly talks about what the symbolism of the Royal Arch might suggest.

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Craig Weightman grew up in Leicestershire and gained a degree in Psychology and Computer Science at the University of Leicester. When he was initiated into Freemasonry in 2003, he embarked on a journey of discovery that led him through the esoteric traditions of past and present. His passion and ability to explain concepts within Freemasonry has gained the interest of his fellow Brethren with his lodge and further afield.

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