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The Arcana of Freemasonry (1915) - The Masonic Trowel

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THE ARCANA OF FREEMASONRY 243<br />

Brothers <strong>of</strong> this degree do not know it, here is<br />

the original, and I now restore it to them. In the<br />

centre there is a square representing Heaven as<br />

a Square, with Horus as Amsu, or the risen Horus<br />

as God <strong>of</strong> the four quarters, as the central figure.<br />

Surrounding this figure there are the four supports<br />

represented by four Trees, one in each " arm,"<br />

and in each one <strong>of</strong> these arms is one <strong>of</strong> the four<br />

Brothers <strong>of</strong> Horus, with his Consort supporting<br />

in Sign Language. Between each " arm " there<br />

is a<br />

'<br />

loop " at the ; upper part <strong>of</strong> the " loop "<br />

is the name or Zootype form, or Symbol, for<br />

the name <strong>of</strong> each Brother. <strong>The</strong> Symbol is placed<br />

in the centre <strong>of</strong> the body <strong>of</strong> a bird (Eagle), proving<br />

this to be an " attribute " <strong>of</strong> the God Horus.<br />

All are looking at the central figure, i.e. Horus<br />

as Amsu in Spirit, the Risen Christ, as the<br />

Christians would say.<br />

In Sign Language we have here typically por-<br />

trayed the risen Horus and his four Brothers, the<br />

latter as supporters <strong>of</strong> the Four Cardinal Points<br />

representing the attributes <strong>of</strong> Horus supporting<br />

the new Heaven founded on his second advent or<br />

resurrection.<br />

Again, this is depicted by a bird (Eagle—Symbol<br />

for Horus) on the top <strong>of</strong> each Tree or Pillar,<br />

which is supported as here portrayed with the<br />

Brothers and their Consorts, an original "Stellar"<br />

form taken alone.

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