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Ineffable Degrees |
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4th degree Secret Master: Your first steps into our sanctuary are duty, reflection and study. They teach us to honor those relationships to God, family, country, Masonry. |
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5th degree Perfect Master: The degree teaches that honesty and trustworthiness is the cornerstone of the foundation of Masonic honor. This virtue should be in all of our undertakings. |
| 6th degree Intimate Secretary: In this degree we should learn duty, charity and toleration. We are told to reshape ourselves and our thinking into charity, self-control, and success. Be a peacemaker. | |
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7th degree Provost and Judge: "We learn that impartial justice protect person, property, happiness and reputation." These degrees teach us to judge with patience and impartially. |
| 8th degree Intendant of the Building: We should strive for perfection by using the great principles of "God's inherent love, charity, morality and kindness". | |
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9th degree Elu of the Nine: Scottish Rite virtues are at the very heart of this degree, truth, candor and generosity. We should use these to shape our lives and conduct. |
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10th degree Elu of the Fifteen: This degree teaches toleration of others. Everyone has the right to his own political or spiritual views |
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11th degree Elu of the Twelve: This degree teaches sympathy. We should sympathetic to our brother masons and to all mankind as well. |
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12th degree Master Architect: This degree teaches faith in moral and virtues and in God. "Life is what each man makes of it; the optimist turns a trial into a blessing. |
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13th degree Royal Arch of Solomon: This degree teaches liberty in our mind and our hearts, motivated by duty and honor. |
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14th degree Perfect Elu: In the degree we learn to reflect and look into ourselves. We should strive to be true to ourselves and our God. |
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