From the Work
All Writing
Essays, reflections, and working notes on operative fraternalism — Freemasonry as a living practice.
emotional development
I thought I hated my brother. . .
We mislabel that discomfort as judgment: They’re obnoxious. They’re self-absorbed. They’re too much. But those instincts are rarely about them; they're about us.
Masonic Analysis
"I’m the Problem": When the Mirror Talks Back
Morgan Wallen’s “I’m the Problem” isn’t just a breakup song—it’s a mirror on emotional immaturity. This article explores what separates avoidance from accountability and how Masonic tools like the plumb, trowel, and hoodwink can guide men toward real growth.