Freemasonry and Self-Improvement

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Freemasonry is about doing the work on yourself.

It begins with faith, moral responsibility and belief in something higher than the self. From there, it asks a man to consider how he lives day to day: his choices, his standards, his word and his conduct toward others.

Freemasonry draws on ideas that have lasted for centuries. Its teachings touch on discipline, virtue, wisdom, self-control, truth and service. These ideas are not treated as abstract theories. They are meant to be lived.

A Mason is encouraged to take an honest look at who he is, where he falls short and where he can improve.

No shortcuts. No pretending. Just honest self-appraisal and steady progress.

Over time, that effort shows in how a man thinks, acts, speaks and serves the people who depend on him.

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