
In this show we discuss the practical applications of masonic symbolism and how the working tools can be used to better yourself, your family, your lodge, and your community. We help good freemasons become better men through honest self development. We talk quite a bit about mental health and men's issues related to emotional and intellectual growth as well.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 186 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyMental HealthSociety & CultureHealth & Fitness | |||

This episode introduces the principle of correspondence, often expressed as “as above, so below” or “as within, so without,” and reframes it as a functional lens rather than a factual claim. The focus is on how and when this idea is useful for examin... more
This episode steps back to look across the entire Compasses series and clarifies the true function of the Compasses: noticing boundaries and boundary violations. While powerful for awareness, the Compasses are not generative tools and cannot, on thei... more
This episode examines the Compasses at a systemic level, where growth, demand, and capacity interact over time. Rather than treating expansion as inherently positive, the Compasses are used to diagnose when appetites begin to exceed what a system can... more
This episode examines the Compasses at a relational level, where boundaries become the primary mechanism for trust, predictability, and mutual understanding. Rather than treating limits as punishment or rejection, the Compasses are presented as a way... more
This episode examines the Compasses at the behavioral level, where the work is neither moral purity nor self-denial, but awareness and redirection. Rather than suppressing desire, the focus is on learning to notice impulses as they arise, name them c... more
This opening episode introduces the Compasses as more than a moral restraint, framing them instead as a diagnostic tool for understanding boundaries, ambition, and care. Moving beyond a superficial reading of “due bounds,” the episode explores how th... more
This concluding episode integrates the previous discussions of fear, uncertainty, and doubt into a single developmental insight: the true objective of the Ruffians Within is immobility. By examining how these forces are reinforced both internally and... more
This episode examines doubt as the most subtle and intellectually respectable of the Ruffians Within. Unlike fear or uncertainty, doubt often presents itself as rigor, curiosity, or responsibility. When misused, however, it becomes a mechanism for en... more
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This show focuses on the practical applications of Masonic symbolism, providing insights on how its working tools can be harnessed for personal betterment, family enrichment, and community enhancement. Themes like mental health, emotional intelligence, and intellectual growth are prevalent, with discussions centered on self-development and how Masonic principles apply to everyday life. Episodes often juxtapose ancient wisdom with contemporary challenges, encouraging listeners to reflect on their personal journeys and foster positive changes in their lives while adhering to Masonic values.
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