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Robert Herd

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Please join Brothers Rhit Moore, and Gabriel Jagush as they discuss one of their favorite books - "The Initiatic Experience" by Brother Robert Herd. It's a really great book, and it's a quick read. How does ancient ritual affect our modern practices? What's the point of ritual in the first place? How do we best convey a meaningful Masonic experience?  The Fort Worth Lodge #148 Podcast would also like to urge you to donate blood if you are medically able. Your time and precious gift, can and DOES save lives. Thanks! Bookmarks: 00:00:34 - Host Introductions00:00:34 - Host Introductions 00:00:57 - Discussion Question: As Junior Warden, how should I be preparing for the future to come? 00:05:01 - Discussion Question: How do you feel about non-Masons buying Masonic stuff, or Masons buying stuff from bodies they don't belong to? 00:08:36 - Main Episode Content: The Initiatic Experience by Brother Robert Herd 01:05:07 - Closing Thoughts 01:07:42 - Fraternal Quote of the Week Check us out: http://www.fortworth148.org/ https://www.facebook.com/fortworthlodge148/ info148@fortworth148.org #DareToBeSquare Contact the 64th District for events: 64th.org

Please join Brothers Rhit Moore, and Gabriel Jagush as they discuss one of their favorite books - "The Initiatic Experience" by Brother Robert Herd. It's a really great book, and it's a quick read. How does ancient ritual affect our modern practices? What's the point of ritual in the first place? How do we best convey a meaningful Masonic experience?  The Fort Worth Lodge #148 Podcast would also like to urge you to donate blood if you are medically able. Your time and precious gift, can and DOES save lives. Thanks! Bookmarks: 00:00:34 - Host Introductions00:00:34 - Host Introductions 00:00:57 - Discussion Question: As Junior Warden, how should I be preparing for the future to come? 00:05:01 - Discussion Question: How do you feel about non-Masons buying Masonic stuff, or Masons buying stuff from bodies they don't belong to? 00:08:36 - Main Episode Content: The Initiatic Experience by Brother Robert Herd 01:05:07 - Closing Thoughts 01:07:42 - Fraternal Quote of the Week Check us out: <a href="http://www.fortworth148.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.fortworth148.org/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/fortworthlodge148/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/fortworthlodge148/</a> info148@fortworth148.org #DareToBeSquare Contact the 64th District for events: <a href="http://64th.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">64th.org</a>

S1E33: The Initiatic Experience by Brother Robert Herd

Living Stones A conversation with Robert Herd On this episode of The Winding Stairs, we have a conversation with Brother Robert Herd, publisher of Living Stones Magazine. Bro. Herd discusses his early days in Freemasonry, the importance of the Liberal Arts and Sciences in Freemasonry. For those Brothers who may not be getting from their Lodge what they expected when they initially joined, there is sound advice to make your experience significantly better. On this episode we discuss Bro. Herd's participation in the origin of what we know as the Traditional Observance Movement. This is episode 2 of 2 from a very informative and motivating conversation I had with this incredible Brother. [clear] Do you enjoy The Winding Stairs? Please take one minute to leave us a Rating &amp; Review on iTunes: www.TheWindingStairs.com/iTunes Mentioned in this episode Brother Herd publishes one of the leading Masonic publications: Living Stones Magazine For more information about Bro. Herd's book visit: Initiatic.guru Join the new community of Men who value common courtesy and manners. Join The Gentlemen's Brotherhood To see my personal collection of Masonic Art visit FreemasonryArt.com Listen to The Masonic Roundtable for Masonic News and Discussions by 5 Brothers from around the U.S. To Support The Winding Stairs visit www.FreemasonryArt.com I am very proud to introduce my latest addition to the Liberal Arts and Sciences Collection. The piece is titled Arithmetic by Juan Sepulveda, Exclusively on The Winding Stairs Masonic Store. You should see this collection, It hold a special place in my life and I hope it will in yours as well.  Visit the collection page to see the deep symbolism that I have hidden in each and every piece. When you add these artworks to your collection, you will be exposed to symbols that remind you of the importance of having a well-rounded education. The Trivium and the Quadrivium hold the kind of wisdom that set minds free from bondage and directed them to leave a legacy of greatness. Surround yourself with this wisdom today. go to FreemasonryArt.com and order your collection. Are you getting from your Lodge what you expected when you first joined? Do you have any advice for Brothers who may not feel the same way you do? -Please share your story in the comments section below. Image Credit: “Strong Foundation” by Juan Sepulveda Licensed by CC BY 2.0

Living Stones A conversation with Robert Herd On this episode of The Winding Stairs, we have a conversation with Brother Robert Herd, publisher of Living Stones Magazine. Bro. Herd discusses his early days in Freemasonry, the importance of the Liberal Arts and Sciences in Freemasonry. For those Brothers who may not be getting from their Lodge what they expected when they initially joined, there is sound advice to make your experience significantly better. On this episode we discuss Bro. Herd's participation in the origin of what we know as the Traditional Observance Movement. This is episode 2 of 2 from a very informative and motivating conversation I had with this incredible Brother. [clear] Do you enjoy The Winding Stairs? Please take one minute to leave us a Rating &amp; Review on iTunes: <a href="http://www.TheWindingStairs.com/iTunes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheWindingStairs.com/iTunes</a> Mentioned in this episode Brother Herd publishes one of the leading Masonic publications: Living Stones Magazine For more information about Bro. Herd's book visit: Initiatic.guru Join the new community of Men who value common courtesy and manners. Join The Gentlemen's Brotherhood To see my personal collection of Masonic Art visit <a href="http://FreemasonryArt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FreemasonryArt.com</a> Listen to The Masonic Roundtable for Masonic News and Discussions by 5 Brothers from around the U.S. To Support The Winding Stairs visit <a href="http://www.FreemasonryArt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.FreemasonryArt.com</a> I am very proud to introduce my latest addition to the Liberal Arts and Sciences Collection. The piece is titled Arithmetic by Juan Sepulveda, Exclusively on The Winding Stairs Masonic Store. You should see this collection, It hold a special place in my life and I hope it will in yours as well.  Visit the collection page to see the deep symbolism that I have hidden in each and every piece. When you add these artworks to your collection, you will be exposed to symbols that remind you of the importance of having a well-rounded education. The Trivium and the Quadrivium hold the kind of wisdom that set minds free from bondage and directed them to leave a legacy of greatness. Surround yourself with this wisdom today. go to <a href="http://FreemasonryArt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FreemasonryArt.com</a> and order your collection. Are you getting from your Lodge what you expected when you first joined? Do you have any advice for Brothers who may not feel the same way you do? -Please share your story in the comments section below. Image Credit: “Strong Foundation” by Juan Sepulveda Licensed by CC BY 2.0

Living Stones | A Conversation with Bro. Robert Herd | Part 2

Living Stones A conversation with Robert Herd On this episode of The Winding Stairs, we have a conversation with Brother Robert Herd, publisher of Living Stones Magazine. Bro. Herd discusses his early days in Freemasonry, the importance of the Liberal Arts and Sciences in Freemasonry. For those Brothers who may not be getting from their Lodge what they expected when they initially joined, there is sound advice to make your experience significantly better. This is episode 1 of 2 from a very informative and motivating conversation I had with this incredible Brother. [clear] Do you enjoy The Winding Stairs? Please take one minute to leave us a Rating &amp; Review on iTunes: www.TheWindingStairs.com/iTunes Mentioned on this episode Brother Herd publishes one of the leading Masonic publications: Living Stones Magazine Join the new community of Men who value common courtesy and manners. Join The Gentlemen's Brotherhood To see my personal collection of Masonic Art visit FreemasonryArt.com Listen to The Masonic Roundtable for Masonic News and Discussions by 5 Brothers from around the U.S. To Support The Winding Stairs visit www.FreemasonryArt.com   I am very proud to introduce my latest addition to the Liberal Arts and Sciences Collection. The piece is titled Grammar by Juan Sepulveda, Exclusively on The Winding Stairs Masonic Store. The collection began with five pieces, but now the collection is only missing Arithmetic. You should see this collection, It hold a special place in my life and I hope it will in yours as well.  Visit the collection page to see the deep symbolism that I have hidden in each and every piece. When you add these artworks to your collection, you will be exposed to symbols that remind you of the importance of having a well-rounded education. The Trivium and the Quadrivium hold the kind of wisdom that set minds free from bondage and directed them to leave a legacy of greatness. Surround yourself with this wisdom today. go to FreemasonryArt.com and order your collection. Are you getting from your Lodge what you expected when you first joined? Do you have any advice for Brothers who may not feel the same way you do? -Please share your story in the comments section below. Image Credit: “Strong Foundation” by Juan Sepulveda Licensed by CC BY 2.0

Living Stones A conversation with Robert Herd On this episode of The Winding Stairs, we have a conversation with Brother Robert Herd, publisher of Living Stones Magazine. Bro. Herd discusses his early days in Freemasonry, the importance of the Liberal Arts and Sciences in Freemasonry. For those Brothers who may not be getting from their Lodge what they expected when they initially joined, there is sound advice to make your experience significantly better. This is episode 1 of 2 from a very informative and motivating conversation I had with this incredible Brother. [clear] Do you enjoy The Winding Stairs? Please take one minute to leave us a Rating &amp; Review on iTunes: <a href="http://www.TheWindingStairs.com/iTunes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheWindingStairs.com/iTunes</a> Mentioned on this episode Brother Herd publishes one of the leading Masonic publications: Living Stones Magazine Join the new community of Men who value common courtesy and manners. Join The Gentlemen's Brotherhood To see my personal collection of Masonic Art visit <a href="http://FreemasonryArt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FreemasonryArt.com</a> Listen to The Masonic Roundtable for Masonic News and Discussions by 5 Brothers from around the U.S. To Support The Winding Stairs visit <a href="http://www.FreemasonryArt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.FreemasonryArt.com</a>   I am very proud to introduce my latest addition to the Liberal Arts and Sciences Collection. The piece is titled Grammar by Juan Sepulveda, Exclusively on The Winding Stairs Masonic Store. The collection began with five pieces, but now the collection is only missing Arithmetic. You should see this collection, It hold a special place in my life and I hope it will in yours as well.  Visit the collection page to see the deep symbolism that I have hidden in each and every piece. When you add these artworks to your collection, you will be exposed to symbols that remind you of the importance of having a well-rounded education. The Trivium and the Quadrivium hold the kind of wisdom that set minds free from bondage and directed them to leave a legacy of greatness. Surround yourself with this wisdom today. go to <a href="http://FreemasonryArt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FreemasonryArt.com</a> and order your collection. Are you getting from your Lodge what you expected when you first joined? Do you have any advice for Brothers who may not feel the same way you do? -Please share your story in the comments section below. Image Credit: “Strong Foundation” by Juan Sepulveda Licensed by CC BY 2.0